Installing javax classes

I downloaded the file "servlet-2_3-fcs-classfiles" which should enable me to compile servlets on my jakarta-tomcat server.
Anyone have a clue where to put the javax class files?
I think it goes without saying, I am new at this too.
Thanks.
Bill

You can leave them in jar or zip format (which i'm assuming is how they came) and simply include that file your classpath. Or you can extract those files out to a directory, and include that base directory structure in your classpath. Either way will work fine, although there's little reason to actually extract them unless you just have space to kill on your hard disk.
You'll probably want to add it to your local machine's classpath, as well as the classpath in your Tomcat server.

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