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:
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