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Class directory
Can anyone tell me how to make my Java Server (update 11) see my JavaBean classes directory?
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I found the answer, it was simple. I began to use a Tomcat server and all I have to do now is edit the web.xml file and it works every time. Thanks for your input everyone.
Last edited by Kit; January 6th, 2010 at 11:50 AM. Reason: Solved
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Re: Class directory
What exactly do you mean, is this a Server you've written or what exactly do you mean?
// Json
Re: Class directory
Thanks for your reply Jason. The Java compiler is used in conjunction with aJava Server to run a JSP file. A class directory holds the classes to run JavaBeans. How do I get the Java server to run these classes?
Re: Class directory
I'm not entirely sure what you mean, when I write servlets and JSP's I use Tomcat as my application container. Are you saying you want to know how to build a simple .war file to use in your application container so you can see the jsp pages?
// Json
Re: Class directory
JSP files work fine, classes do not though. I have tried building a war file as for Tomcat but that does not seem to work out.
Thanks for your replies I'll do a bit more digging into the server docs.
Re: Class directory
In your war file you need to have your .class files in the WEB-INF/classes folder so for instance if you have a class called MyClass in the package com.javaprogrammingforums the directory structure of that class would be.
If you have any other external jar files you need as well these need to be in the WEB-INF/lib folder, for instance.WEB-INF/classes/com/javaprogrammingforums/MyClass.class
// JsonWEB-INF/lib/log4j-1.2.15.jar
Last edited by Json; October 8th, 2009 at 02:44 AM.
Re: Class directory
Thanks Jason, you are really trying to get round this one. My server does not seam to be able to see the WEB-INF directory and doesn't read the xml file installed there.
Re: Class directory
Could you give us a screenshot of the filestructure in your war file?
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