Setting up class root directory for application server

Hi all,
When i try to deploy my Ejnterprise java bean in sun one application server i get ar error dialog box " plz consult online assistance for setting class root directory" while loading the class files.I tried online but in vain.Can any one tell me how to set up the class root directory in sun one app server platform edition 8.
But i had many other beans b4.suddenly m encoutering this problem from past 2 3 days.Kindly help me.
Waiting for ur replies!
Thanks,
Akshatha

Hi Eric and Jennifer
A couple of answers to your questions:
1. LC Forms is just an API - you have to build your own web application (or some other type of application) if you want your users to be able to interact with PDF forms.
2. You can use Eclipse to build web applications. It's just one of many tools for doing so, but it's a fantastic development environment, and it's free.
3. Lomboz no longer exists. It has been integrated directly into Eclipse as one of the sub-projects, "WebTools". The easiest way to install web tools is via the Callisto "packaging". This makes sure that you get all the right versions of everything you need. See:
http://www.eclipse.org/callisto/
4. The tutorial mentioned still provides some useful information, although names have been changed.
5. There are lots of books about developing Web Apps in Java, using servlets or JSP.
6. FormsIVS is just a small sample application that allows you to test rendering or prepopulating a form. It's not intended as an end-user product.
7. If you're interesting in some assistance, we do provide training, mentoring, and turnky application development. Send an email to info "at" avoka.com if you want more info.
Good luck...
Howard
http://www.avoka.com

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