How to compile and run a Java servlet using the BEA weblogic server

          Hi,
          Could you help me out as to how to compile a servlet using Web Logic server.I have written a Servlet program and have also set up the environment in the "c:\bea\wlserver6.0\config\examples" folder by giving the command setExamplesEnv.cmd.
          I have stored my GreetingServlet.java file in "c:\bea\wlserver6.0\samples\examples\servlets" folder.
          How do I compile my servlet now?
          Vid
          

Hello,
1. The .form file was used by Netbean's GUI builder to create the .java and is not needed for compilation.
2..../src # javac -classpath "..." mytool/*.java
I guess the package mytool was not coped with.
Alternatively it is worth to use the ant build tool also used by Netbeans.
Then you can make a jar from the class files, indicate in the manifest.mf file:
1. the main class
2. the library jars

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