In which jar file  is he HttpServlet Class ?

I've just downloaded J2SE 1.5. I haven't found a jar which contents classes such as HTTPServlet, HTTPSession, and so forth.
I guess it is part of the "Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition 8.1 2005Q2 UR2", but I do not need all these stuffs, because I have already an Web application Server (Tomcat). I need only what it used to be called j2EE.jar.
Is it a way to download separalety from a location ?
Thanks
Gege

I've just downloaded J2SE 1.5. I haven't found a jar
which contents classes such as HTTPServlet,
HTTPSession, and so forth.It isn't there. It is part of J2EE (or now Java EE) not J2SE (or Java SE).
I guess it is part of the "Sun Java System
Application Server Platform Edition 8.1 2005Q2 UR2",Well, That server implements Java EE, so yeah...
but I do not need all these stuffs, Also correct.
because I have
already an Web application Server (Tomcat). I need
only what it used to be called j2EE.jar. It is called J2EE.jar in the J2EE reference implementation, and maybe some other servers.
Is it a way to download separalety from a location ?Don't need to. You already have it. Tomcat comes with a partial implementation of the Java EE spec. Depending on the version of Tomcat, it might be:
servlet.jar (Tomcat 4)
servlet-api.jar and jsp-api.jar (Tomcat 5)
If you plan on working with JSPs, custom tags, and the like, then adding the jsp-api.jar to the classpath (for Tomcat 5) will save some headaches later. But all the servlet stuff is in servlet.jar or servlet-api.jar.
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Thanks
Gege

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