Class not found when I run JSPs

I set up and can run JSPs in iPlanet 4.1 SP9 on NT. But if I use anything
such as Date() I get a Server Error and a Class Not Found in the error log.
Can someone tell me how to confire where the .class and .jar support files
go, or where do I put them. In the JDK install directory or in the iPlanet
install directory.
Thanks, Gary

Something to note, you must have superuser priveleges to run ibconf.
Check out this document about installing a PCI-GPIB on a Solaris machine. There is a section in it on page 9 about configuring the software with ibconf.
If you still have problems after reading through this repost.
JenK

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