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Compiling java files for Tomcat
I've been trying to compile test Java files into the appropriate binay classes, but the Java compiler (latest download from Sun) doesn't include the 'javax' package. I downloaded the Web Services Package but these classes don't seem to incorporate into the JAVA_HOME directory. I would like input on the best way to either get the javax packages or where I can download them to install into the JAVA_HOME directory? Thanks in advance.
Phil
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Re: Compiling java files for Tomcat
Posted by Andoni <an...@indigo.ie>.
When compiling servlets etc. for use in tomcat you have to include the
servlet.jar from %TOMCAT_HOME%/lib in your classpath.
Andoni.
PS: if it's not in t_home/lib check the other lib directories and include it
wherever it is.
A.
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From: "PHIL CAVAZOS" <ph...@salemhospital.org>
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Subject: Compiling java files for Tomcat
I've been trying to compile test Java files into the appropriate binay
classes, but the Java compiler (latest download from Sun) doesn't include
the 'javax' package. I downloaded the Web Services Package but these classes
don't seem to incorporate into the JAVA_HOME directory. I would like input
on the best way to either get the javax packages or where I can download
them to install into the JAVA_HOME directory? Thanks in advance.
Phil
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RE: Compiling java files for Tomcat
Posted by Andy Eastham <an...@gliant.com>.
Phil,
You probably need the Java Servlet Development Kit from java.sun.com
Andy
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> From: PHIL CAVAZOS [mailto:phil.cavazos@salemhospital.org]
> Sent: 23 April 2003 17:13
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> Subject: Compiling java files for Tomcat
>
>
> I've been trying to compile test Java files into the appropriate
> binay classes, but the Java compiler (latest download from Sun)
> doesn't include the 'javax' package. I downloaded the Web
> Services Package but these classes don't seem to incorporate into
> the JAVA_HOME directory. I would like input on the best way to
> either get the javax packages or where I can download them to
> install into the JAVA_HOME directory? Thanks in advance.
>
> Phil
>
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