I have an error in jsp file

hi group,,
i have an page directive error in JSP file.That is given in Weblogic8.1-->Devoloping EJBs documentation.The error is in import page .The directory structure is as follows
1)BandsExampleApp-->BandsExampleEJB-->Examples-- >examples-->ejb20-->relationships-->bands
2)BandsExampleApp-->webapp-->AddBand.jsp
The code is follows
<%@ page import='exaples.ejb20.relationships.bands.*'%>
what should i do to avoid the problem..plz tell the solution..
sunil
BandsExampleApp-->BandsExampleApp

JSP expects the IANA character set name. According to the IANA site the proper name is: UTF-8. Please try that instead of the UNICODE-1-1-UTF-8.
Note: OJSP uses sun.io.CharacterEncoding.aliasName() to convert from IANA to JDK character set names. I looked at the source code for this and it does contain a mapping for UTF-8 but not UNICODE-1-1-UTF-8. The error you are getting indicates a mapping doesn't exist when we make this call.

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