Par file get demage after import it to NWDS

Hi everybody,
i if download a par file from portal and import it as par into NWDS i cannot run the application in the portal
again after deploying. For example, i have downloaded com.sap.navigation.masthead.par. I rename it and
import it into NWDS. I deploy the par file and create a iView which was added to my Default Framework
page. I get the following error:
Portal Runtime Error
An exception occurred while processing your request
If i did not import the par file into NWDS and edit it manually i can deploy and run it without a problem.
regards,
Seed

Hi..
Refer this for Successful importing of .par files..
[Re: importing a .par file]
Also
Just right click on project to properties->java build path-> add external jars add the jar file servlet.jar.
You can download servlet api jars from [http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/download.html]
In addition to this,
Go to Navigator tab of the same perspective and add the same jar to lib folder..
Hope it helps..
Thanks....

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