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Hi <br />
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I am trying to compile a servlet on win2k , apache tomcat 4.0 . <br />
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I have mentioned the class path for the /apache/tomcat/coomon/lib/<wbr />servlet.ja<wbr />r path.But i still get a javax.servlet does not exist error.<br />
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Is there any thing more i should do other than mentioning the class path for the servlet.jar? where are the classes for javax.servlet.*?<br />
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Thanks in advance for ur help :)
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Hi 

I am trying to compile a servlet on win2k , apache tomcat 4.0 . 

I have mentioned the class path for the /apache/tomcat/coomon/lib/servlet.jar path.But i still get a javax.servlet does not exist error.

Is there any thing more i should do other than mentioning the class path for the servlet.jar? where are the classes for javax.servlet.*?

Thanks in advance for ur help :)

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