Servlet not finding java bean

I am trying to access a java bean through a servlet..
the bean is defined in the package com.mycomp
when i use this bean using test.jsp it works fine it finds the package com.mycomp.. but when i am using the Servlet it cannot find the package...when i am trying to compile the servlet it says it cannot resolve the symbol class ConnectionBean
it cannot find the package com.mycomp
your help will be appreciatied....
here is the structure of files:
tomcat
webapps
myapp
jsp
-test.jsp
WEB-INF
classes
-PropertyServlet.java
-PropertyServlet.class
ConnectionBean.java
com
mycomp
-ConnectionBean.class

My guess is that the bean is in Tomcat's classpath, but not in your compiler's classpath. Try adding the com.mycomp.* package to your compiler's classpath, and let me know if that helps...

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