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servlet created by wizard cannot be deployed using Eclipse, but works when put into autodeploy file.

 
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However, if I choose to extends HttpServlet rather than implements Servlet and follow the wizard it works well.



Anyone know the reason? Thanks for your reading!


 
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Your first URL in that screenshot is trying to find a resource called First.java.

The mapping in your First class is '/First', not '/First.java'.
 
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Boyi Shen wrote:if I choose to extends HttpServlet rather than implements Servlet



Well, of course.
 
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Bear Bibeault wrote:

Boyi Shen wrote:if I choose to extends HttpServlet rather than implements Servlet



Well, of course.



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