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javax.http.*

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AcnA

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Apr 9, 2003
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Does anyone know how can i get the javax.http package? I have checked the folders on my pc, and on that specific folder i have the.java files but i dont have the .class files. As a result theprogram does not regognise those classes and therefor i can not make my program to work.
 
Acna,

>> I have checked the folders on my pc, and on that
>> specific folder i have the.java files but i dont have
>> the .class files.

Then you have not correctly installed the SDK (Software Development Kit).

I highly recommend using tutorials and/or books when starting out development in Java. Tutorials can be found at java.sun.com There will be articles there about class paths and jar files and Java Runtime Environment configuration etc. All these things are required knowledge to successfully develop using Java.

-pete
 
Acna,

You just need to install J2EE. You J2SE install is probably fine.

Cheers,
Jason
 
Jason,

Oh... I think your on to something. I didn't catch that. Also an alternative to J2EE would be to install Tomcat.

-pete
 
if you install the new tomcat 4.1, this should automatically installs i.e c:\tomcat4.1\common\lib\servlet.jar. This jar files contains all the required http objects that you need to implement your servlet etc.

I actually added the line c:\tomcat4.1\common\lib\servlet.jar to my CLASSPATH so that I don't have to worry about it when compiling packages through command line.
 
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