Cannot access directory javax/servlet

I am having a problem getting started here with Borland JBuilder 8 SE.
I have Tomcat installed and it runs fine with the servlets/jsp pages I ran from the index page when you first install Tomcat.
I am running windows 2000. When I installed JBuilder the Java 2 SDK v1.4.1 was installed with it. I have run applets... java.exe is located in the jbuilder folder, don't know if this is a problem. I have set my JAVA_HOME environment variable to point to the bin folder in the 1.4.1 java.exe location.
I am following a book that works with servlets and jsp primarily. When I typed in my first servlet that I copied from the book, JBuilder gives me a document location error:
cannot access directory: javax/servlet at line...
it is pointing to my import statement: "import javax.servlet.*;" and "import javax.servlet.http.*;".
I have tried to add the servlet.jar file to my project but the results are the same.
Can anybody give me a hand?
thanks,
Rob

The fastest way for JBuilder to see it is just to create a library for servlet.jar and add it to the project.
Tools->Configure Libraries->New
Then browse to the location of the servlet.jar and call the library SERVLET.
Project->Project Settings->Required Libraries
Then add this library and try to build your project.
JBuilder will automatically add it to the classpath when it compiles the project that way.

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Hi, you are missing the servlet.jar file from your classpath.
In JDeveloper, you can add this by opening up your project -> libraries and adding the servlet runtime library.

Cannot access directory javax/servlet

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