Truncated class names on Tomcat, Solaris 10

Guys, I installed tomcat 5.0.28 and 5.5.20 on Solaris 10. They start with no problem, but when trying to execute the examples, I get a 404 error. It{s because the deployed classes names are truncated:
on /var/tomcat/webapps/jsp-examples/WEB-INF/classes/org/apache/jsp/jsp2/el, the content is:
[code]
basic_002darithmeti
basic_002dcompariso
functions_jsp.class
implicit_002dobject
It's happening in both versions. ANY HINT/CLUE/HELP?
Thanks,
Vladimir

It won't work if the deployed Class Names don't match exactly with the Class Names that are in the files.
Your only solution would be to either shorten the class names in both the file name and the name of the class inside the file, or
keep the file names in their full form as they were originally.

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