Adding "servlet-classes" to my Java 2 SDK

Re: Adding "servle t-classes" to my Java 2 SDK

Hi,
Besides using downloading the necessary JAR files, you will also need a
servlet container, such as Tomcat. I'd recommend that you use the JAR
files that comes with the container rather than the one you get from
Sun. The reason I say that is because if your container uses an older
specification, you won't be able to use the newer JAR files.

You can get Tomcat, a free servlet container, from http://jakarta.apache.org

KB.
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TheLetti wrote:
[color=blue]
>Hy!
>
>I've just downloaded the latest Java 2 SDK (j2sdk1.4.2_01) .
>For my surprise in this version the servlet-classes are not integrated
>(e.g. the class javax.servlet).
>
>So I found all the servlet-classes I needed on the
>java.sun.com-Homepage and downloaded the javax.servlet-Package.
>
>(Maybe this file-description may help you understanding my problem:
>- it's a .zip-File and I am using Win XP
>- when extracting the .zip-File it is organized as following:
> javax (folder)
> servlet (folder)
> http (folder)
> lots of different .class-Files (for example servlet.class)
>)
>
>Now my problem/question:
>- How can I integrate these package so that they work with my JDK and
>I am able to use them in my programs?
>
>At the moment in my programs I always get a similar error-message like
>the following:
>"package javax.servlet does not exist"
>
>So in which folder shall I extract the downloaded files???
>
>
>many thx
>for your advices,
>
>mike
>
>[/color]

Re: Adding &quot;servle t-classes&quot; to my Java 2 SDK

Thx Kathy for your advice,

but I've already installed Tomcat and I've configured it well so that
it works.

But my problem was that I can't compile my .java-Code, because in my
(latest) JDK the servlet-Classes are not integrated.

So I only wanted to know how I can integrate them in my JDK???


by mike




Kathy Benson <fornewsgroups@ yahoo.com> wrote in message news:<3F8C5294. [email protected] om>...[color=blue]
> Hi,
> Besides using downloading the necessary JAR files, you will also need a
> servlet container, such as Tomcat. I'd recommend that you use the JAR
> files that comes with the container rather than the one you get from
> Sun. The reason I say that is because if your container uses an older
> specification, you won't be able to use the newer JAR files.
>
> You can get Tomcat, a free servlet container, from http://jakarta.apache.org
>
> KB.
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> TheLetti wrote:
>[color=green]
> >Hy!
> >
> >I've just downloaded the latest Java 2 SDK (j2sdk1.4.2_01) .
> >For my surprise in this version the servlet-classes are not integrated
> >(e.g. the class javax.servlet).
> >
> >So I found all the servlet-classes I needed on the
> >java.sun.com-Homepage and downloaded the javax.servlet-Package.
> >
> >(Maybe this file-description may help you understanding my problem:
> >- it's a .zip-File and I am using Win XP
> >- when extracting the .zip-File it is organized as following:
> > javax (folder)
> > servlet (folder)
> > http (folder)
> > lots of different .class-Files (for example servlet.class)
> >)
> >
> >Now my problem/question:
> >- How can I integrate these package so that they work with my JDK and
> >I am able to use them in my programs?
> >
> >At the moment in my programs I always get a similar error-message like
> >the following:
> >"package javax.servlet does not exist"
> >
> >So in which folder shall I extract the downloaded files???
> >
> >
> >many thx
> >for your advices,
> >
> >mike
> >
> >[/color]
>
>
> --[/color]

Re: Adding &quot;servle t-classes&quot; to my Java 2 SDK

the.newsletter@ gmx.net (TheLetti) wrote in message news:<acba8e17. 0310150430.9946 [email protected] e.com>...[color=blue]
> But my problem was that I can't compile my .java-Code, because in my
> (latest) JDK the servlet-Classes are not integrated.
>
> So I only wanted to know how I can integrate them in my JDK???[/color]

Hello there,

It sounds like you need to add the directories or jar files that
contain the j2ee classes to your classpath. I'm not really familiar
with XP (I work on Linux) but you probably need to set a CLASSPATH
environment variable and add the location of the j2ee classes.

For example, in my enivornment my CLASSPATH has the following
locations:
/opt/j2sdk_nb/j2sdk1.4.2/jre/lib/rt.jar for the J2SDk
/opt/jwsdp-1.2/common/lib/servlet-api.jar and
/opt/jwsdp-1.2/common/lib/jsp-api.jar for J2EE.

Of course, in your case you need to supply the path to the
servlet-api.jar and jsp-api.jar files.

Regards and good luck,
Jay