JSP/beans classpath problems

I'm runnning Tomcat 3.3 on Solaris 8. I'm writing a JSP application which uses a JavaBean that I wrote. The beans class name is testbeans.CalendarBean. I'm getting ClassNotFoundExceptions when I try to import the bean. My JSP is located at TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/test/jsp/
My bean is located at TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/test/WEB-INF/classes/testbeans/
I made sure to put the proper include statement in my jsp file as well. Finally, I put my bean in TOMCAT_HOME/lib/ and modified the CLASSPATH variable in tomcat.sh. This worked, but what do I have to do so I can leave the bean in its original location? Thanks.
John

Add the following to your JSP file:
<%@ page
import = "testbeans.*"
%>
Then you can do this:
<% testbeans.CalendarBean myCB = new CalendarBean();%>
also, CalendarBean needs a package statement like:
package testbeans;

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Hello,
I'm working on an OpenVMS server and I got a simpler Java application that needs to establish a connection to an Oracle database, the application works perfectly well on Windows but when I moved to OpenVMS I got some problems with the oracle driver.
I believe I�m using the correct driver, I already checked on the oracle site according to my java version (1.4.2) and my database version (oracle 9i 9.2.0.7.0)
This is the error:
$java -jar miss.jar "DnBProcess"
About to start loading parameters for the MISS Proxy.
Successfully load parameters for the MISS Proxy.
About to load interface settings for DnBProcess
Settings for DnBProcess succesffully loaded.
About to load interface DnBProcess
About to start loading parameters for DnB Interface.
Successfully load parameters for DnB Interface.
Interface DnBProcess succesffully loaded.
About to execute interface DnBProcess
Connecting to the database...
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: oracle/jdbc/OracleDriver
at miss.DnBProcess.ExecuteQueryToFile(DnBProcess.java:85)
at miss.DnBProcess.Execute(DnBProcess.java:178)
at miss.Proxy.ExecuteInterface(Proxy.java:160)
at miss.Proxy.main(Proxy.java:207)
I know is a classpath problem, and my classpath on VMS looks like this:
define JAVA$CLASSPATH .,SYS$COMMON:[JAVA$142.LIB]TOOLS.JAR,SYS$COMMON:[JAVA$142.LIB]DT.JAR,SYS$COMMON:[JAVA$142.JRE.LIB]RT.JAR, USER1:[MONTEALEGRE.TEST.LIBS]OJDBC14.JAR,USER1:[MONTEALEGRE.TEST.MISS.LIBS]OJDBC14.JAR,[]
As you can see I added the �ojdbc14.jar� in different folders but my application seems not to find it.
Does anyone know how to set the classpath properly on VMS? Or maybe give me some tips that could lead me to find a solution to this problem.
Thanks.
Ileana.

I would try googling for OpenVMS classpath. Unfortunatley the first result is this thread but there are a bunch of resources from IBM and HP listed and maybe they can help you.

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