Cannot find the class to create it although it is there!

Question

          Hi all,
          MyJsp.jsp file cannot find the "yy" class which I want to create in it. this file is located under weblogic\lib\cls.jar and I also tried to locate it under a directory which I define in weblogic.class.path.
          MyJsp.jsp is located under directly public_html.
          C:\weblogic\myserver\classfiles\jsp_servlet\_myjsp.java:78: Class jsp_servlet.yy not found in type declaration.
          probably occurred due to an error in /MyJsp.jsp line 13:
          <%yy myclass=(yy) request.getAttribute("z");%>
          <%String[] res=myclass.getResult();%>
          Mon Nov 13 02:36:20 PST 2000:<E> <ServletContext-General> Compilation of C:\weblogic\myserver\classfiles\jsp_servlet\_myjsp.java failed: C:\weblogic\myserver\classfiles\jsp_servlet\_myjsp.java:78:
          Class jsp_servlet.yy not found in type declaration.
          yy myclass=(yy) request.getAttribute("z"); //[ /MyJsp.jsp; Line: 13]
          ^
          C:\weblogic\myserver\classfiles\jsp_servlet\_myjsp.java:78:
          Class jsp_servlet.yy not found in type declaration.
          yy myclass=(yy) request.getAttribute("z"); //[ /MyJsp.jsp; Line: 13]
          ^
          2 errors
          Where should I locate that yy.class so that MyJsp.jsp's _myjsp.java does not look for it under its package name , just simply finds and creates it? :)
          Best regards
          jg
          

Answer 1

          Hi, there
          Wherever you put the class, you only set the classpath to the corresponding directory before you run your WL server. In your JSP file, set the import class tag, e.g:
          If your class directory is:
          weblogic\myserver\yy\yy.class
          you should add the directory to your classpath, and put the following tag in your jsp file:
          <%@ page language="java" import="yy" %>
          (Above assume your class has no prefix package name, or you should put full qualified class name)
          Cheers
          Oliver
          "jg" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >
          >Hi all,
          >
          >MyJsp.jsp file cannot find the "yy" class which I want to create in it. this file is located under weblogic\lib\cls.jar and I also tried to locate it under a directory which I define in weblogic.class.path.
          >MyJsp.jsp is located under directly public_html.
          >
          >C:\weblogic\myserver\classfiles\jsp_servlet\_myjsp.java:78: Class jsp_servlet.yy not found in type declaration.
          >probably occurred due to an error in /MyJsp.jsp line 13:
          ><%yy myclass=(yy) request.getAttribute("z");%>
          ><%String[] res=myclass.getResult();%>
          >
          >Mon Nov 13 02:36:20 PST 2000:<E> <ServletContext-General> Compilation of C:\weblogic\myserver\classfiles\jsp_servlet\_myjsp.java failed: C:\weblogic\myserver\classfiles\jsp_servlet\_myjsp.java:78:
          > Class jsp_servlet.yy not found in type declaration.
          > yy myclass=(yy) request.getAttribute("z"); //[ /MyJsp.jsp; Line: 13]
          > ^
          >C:\weblogic\myserver\classfiles\jsp_servlet\_myjsp.java:78:
          >Class jsp_servlet.yy not found in type declaration.
          > yy myclass=(yy) request.getAttribute("z"); //[ /MyJsp.jsp; Line: 13]
          > ^
          >2 errors
          >
          >Where should I locate that yy.class so that MyJsp.jsp's _myjsp.java does not look for it under its package name , just simply finds and creates it? :)
          >
          >Best regards
          >
          >jg