Unable to compile servlet files in javac

i am unable to compile servlet *.java files in javac.as far as i can see my path is correct.
Kindly provide a solution as soon as possible.
My jdk1.3 is in my c drive and my tomcat in my d drive.
if you are able to compile kindly let me know your path.
it says symbol not resolved.i think that it is unable to import from javax

Assuming that your jdk is in c drive as c:\jdk1.3 set the path and the classpath like as shown below. Remember that you have to set the classpath for the classes in the javax.servlet and javax.servlet.http packages. I know how to do it for JavaWebServer. JavaWebServer has a jar called servlet.jar that contains all these classes. What you need to do is to put this jar file in your classpath. There will be a similar jar file for Tomcat server also. You need to refer the Tomcat server documentation for that.
The path and the classpath have to be set like this...
d:\>path=%path%;.;c:\jdk1.3\bin;
d:\>set classpath=%classpath%;.;c:\jdk1.3\lib;c:\JavaWebServer2.0\lib\servlet.jar;
assuming tht JWS is installed in c:\JavaWebServer2.0
Also note that there should be no spaces in between while setting the classpath. In your case you have to change the last part of the classpath to customize your requirement.
Hope that will help.
Regards
Jaydeep

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