How to set the CLASSPATH in Unix Server

Hi, everyone~
Do anyone noe how to set the CLASSPATH in the hp-ux server? I tried the setenv CLASSPATH, but not working.. I think should use export. But my jsp pages still cannot working, dunnoe y?
I wonder is the hp-ux support jsp and servlet or not?
In order to let the jsp and servlet to run properly in the unix server, what kinds of steps should taken ?
Hope somemore who experience with this situation b4 can give me some guidance.. Thanks~~
regards,
tzeyik

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