[Since EBCDIC]

I've got Tomcat 4.0b1 running under Mac OS X. Great. But I can't compile any servlets because it claims not to find the javax.servet.* classes.

Are these included, or part of the Mac OS X dev tools (installed) and is my classpath incorrect? I can't find any .class or .jar file to give me a hint.

Or are they available somewhere on the net, where I haven't been yet? I resolved the wierdness between JSDK == JSWDK, but sadly that didn't help. And I haven't found any posts anywhere on these fora which give the answer.

Help would me terribly appreciated. Many, many thanks.

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[Since EBCDIC]

Just to narrow the responses, I did find the older technologies page at

http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/archive.html

which points to

http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jak...lease/v4.0-b1/

as the source of the latest and greatest. But that's what I've installed, and I don't see the JSWDK anywhere. I'm sure I'm missing something painfully obvious, but no matter how much coffee I drink nothing happens :-)

Thanks again,

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[Since EBCDIC]

Okay, okay, okay :-) The coffee finally worked.

I just realized that the jakarta-servletapi-4.0-b1.* in the latter directory contains the classes I need. I haven't installed it (yet) but I presume this solves my problem.

If not, I'll be posting yet another reply to me :-)

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[This message has been edited by Since EBCDIC (edited 04-05-2001).]

[Since EBCDIC]

Hey, it's me :-)

The release comes with doc, lib, and src directories. There's no meta-documentation, so I'm having trouble deciding what I need to move into my Java development tree: the lib/servlets.jar or the entire scr/javax/*.class hierarchy.

If nobody but me replies to this :-) then I'll play around and see what works, but I'd rather have a leisurely lunch and get the answer from someone else.

Mmmmmmm. Lunch.

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[brooklyn_mac_guy]

I got jsp/servlets working with jakarta-tomcat. just make sure servlet.jar is in your classpath. I put mine in /system/library/java. or you can manually add it to your servlet project in Project Builder. I had to jump through some unix hoops to set the classpath. i actually had to create a .tcshrc file in my home directory with the command

setenv CLASSPATH /System/Library/java