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I created a simple Servlet using Eclipse 3.4 (JEE version) using the Wizard. &nbsp;I Run as &gt;&nbsp;Run on Server &gt;&nbsp;Tomcat v6.0 Server on localhost and my web page appears, but when I click button to post to my Servlet I get: &quot;Servlet CounterServlet is not available&quot;, and in the log file: /WEB-INF/classes/<br />
----------&gt; Parent Classloader:<br />
org.apache.catalina.loader<wbr />.StandardC<wbr />lassLoader<wbr />@f12c4e<br />
&nbsp;CounterServlet<br />
java.lang.ClassNotFoundExc<wbr />eption: CounterServlet<br />
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I expect there is some Eclipse IDE step / trick I'm missing.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Rob
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I created a simple Servlet using Eclipse 3.4 (JEE version) using the Wizard.  I Run as > Run on Server > Tomcat v6.0 Server on localhost and my web page appears, but when I click button to post to my Servlet I get: "Servlet CounterServlet is not available", and in the log file: /WEB-INF/classes/
----------> Parent Classloader:
org.apache.catalina.loader.StandardClassLoader@f12c4e
 CounterServlet
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: CounterServlet

I expect there is some Eclipse IDE step / trick I'm missing.

Thanks,
Rob

How can I resolve &quot;ClassNotFoundException&quot; with Servlet created in Eclipse 3.4?

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How can I resolve &quot;ClassNotFoundException&quot; with Servlet created in Eclipse 3.4?

How can I resolve "ClassNotFoundException" with Servlet created in Eclipse 3.4?