Where are javax.* packages?

Where are the javax.* packages, like javax.servlet? Are they built-in components of J2SE API? Or must I download and install them separately?
And do I need to set CLASSPATH to point to these .jar files?
Thank you!

many of the javax.* packages are included in J2SE. However the javax.servlet packages are part of J2EE which is a separate download.
refer the the API's to know which are where.

Similar Messages

Where are the packages stored?

where are the packages stored?
please do reply clearly we are the beginners. Just started with the
scratch. So be clear & brief.
Thanku.

Double-post:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5209377

Where are the packages?

This is my first post so hello everybody!
Month ago I downloaded arch64 0.7.2 cd and successfully instaled (FTP) the system. Using arch was too difficult for me that time so I gave up... I learned a bit and I tried this week again.
I chosed FTP installation. During package instalation 'man' was not found. I installed system without it.
When I type "pacman -Ss man" I get very long list, but "man" is not in that list. I copied man package from installation cd and then I could install it...
But I think it is not as it should be.
Another problem is that pacman doesn't see new packages that apear on the archlinux.org page. For example today there is new nvidia 1.0.8776-1 driver. It should be in extra repository. I have that repository in my /etc/pacman.conf (as default - I haven't edited that file), but pacman shows me only older 1.0.8774-2 version.
I'm linux and arch newbie, so maybe solution is very simple, but I don't understand it and couldn't find it in the web...

You don't really need regex to search with pacman but in cases where there are lots of results, it might help finding what you want.
The reason pacman doesn't see the new packages on the archlinux.org list is because the mirror you are using hasn't synced yet. Depending on the mirror, they usually synced every 1-2 days so there will be a delay between the package list and the availability of the packages. You could try to reorder the mirrors in /etc/pacman.d/ to use one that sync more often. I think some of them sync several times a day.

Where are Java packages installed??

i can't find them anywhere . . .

Hi Elizabeth
The classes are all bundled together into a number of JAR archives in this folder:
/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.5.0/Classes
To look at the contents of a JAR archive (say classes.jar), start Terminal, cd to the folder and enter this command:
jar tf classes.jar
Cheers
Bob

Where are tablespace, table structure, package physically stored?

Running Oracle 11g on Linux.
My disk settings are:
/dev/sda1 (boot)
/dev/sda2 (/)
/dev/sda3 (/u01) for Oracle software. Base: /u01/app/oracle
/dev/sda4 (swap)
/dev/sdb1 ASM disk for DATA
/dev/sdc1 ASM disk for DATA
/dev/sdd1 ASM disk for FRA
1. Where are the tablespace, table structure (such as table name, column name, column type, primarykey key, and index), package, procedure, trigger, and function PHYSICALLY stored? I want to know the common directory path and disk location?
2. When the Fast Recovery Area (FRA) does the backup job, will the tablespace, table structure (column, type, key, index), package, procedure, trigger, and function also be backed up to the Fast Recovery Area (FRA), in addition to the data files, control files, redo logs and archived logs?
Thanks

You need understand the difference and concept about Physical Storage Structures and Logical Storage Structures.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e16508/physical.htm
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e16508/logical.htm
/dev/sdb1 ASM disk for DATA
/dev/sdc1 ASM disk for DATA
/dev/sdd1 ASM disk for FRA
1. Where are the tablespace, table structure (such as table name, column name, column type, primarykey key, and index), package, procedure, trigger, and function PHYSICALLY stored? I want to know the common directory path and disk location?Probably your database is stored on ASM Filesystem, wich are using the /dev/sdb1 and /dev/sdc1. So if your database files is on ASM "DATA" diskgroup then all objects is there.
Query V$DATAFILE, V$CONTROLFILE, V$LOGFILE, V$TEMPFILE
2. When the Fast Recovery Area (FRA) does the backup job, will the tablespace, table structure (column, type, key, index), package, procedure, trigger, and function also be backed up to the Fast Recovery Area (FRA), in addition to the data files, control files, redo logs and archived logs?FRA is used to hold backups of database then your objects are backed up there too.
Use RMAN to check it:
LIST BACKUP;
LIST ARCHIVELOG ALL;
Edited by: Levi Pereira on Oct 8, 2012 12:05 PM
Edited by: Levi Pereira on Oct 8, 2012 12:09 PM

Where to find javax package??

I got a javax package which holds only servlet package and now i need ejb which not there in my package..Please tell me where the javax whole package ????

You can find the complete set of classes bundled with one of the jars provided by your Application Server. It's weblogic.jar in case you're having Weblogic App Server, jboss-j2ee.jar if you have JBoss on your box as the App Server and so on.
cheers,
fun_one

Where are all of the packages at

hello;
according to
adobe
livedocs, there are 2 major packages inherent to flash ( as
opposed to the packages that individual flash developers might
create and distribute via internet, etc. )
1 - the
flash package, such as import flash.filters;
2 - the
mx package , such as import mx.rpc;
I would think that with my download/install of flash cs3, I
would have gotten these packages, in whole, located at the flash
cs3 default classpath location, namely: $(AppConfig)/ActionScript
3.0/Classes ;
but that is not the case;
any thoughts;
thanks
dsdsdsdsd

dzedward, thanks for responding;
but where are they?? - shouldn't they have been downloaded
along with my flashcs3 download - and shouldn't they be located in
the directory identified by the default location:
$(AppConfig)/ActionScript 3.0/Classes
thanks
dsdsdsdsd

Where to get javax package?

HI,
Can any one tell me from where i can get javax package ?
I want
javax.resource.spi.*
javax.resource.
packages..
i went to java.sun.com but was not able to find it.
thanks
Fariha

Hi Fariha,
Check this package on SUN.com:
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/sdk_1.3/techdocs/api/javax/resource/spi/package-summary.html
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/sdk_1.3/techdocs/api/javax/resource/package-summary.html
Rewards if helpful. *
Regards,
Subhasha

Where are the "Install and Keep Package" Downloads?

I just did a clean install of 10.5.
As I wanted to save all the download Apple 10.5 updates to install other macs, I asked Software Update to "Install and Keep Package".
It downloaded them and installed them, BUT I cant find them on my HD?
Where are they?

Same problem here with Install and Save from the Updater.
I do have a permission issue which is suppose to be solved by installing twice the Update OS X 10.5.8 Combo (?). I don't have speed connection and it took me 26 hours to load this update ...and now I can't find it.

Org and javax packages

hello,
where should I look for documentation on org and javax packages?
I mean, if I see a function from the java package, I can google it and find out which are it's constructors, methods, what it implements or extends etc.
But if I see for instance import org.jdesktop.application.ResourceMap where can I find out anything about this one? Just try to google it, nothing useful comes up. Or try FrameView, which is quite important- the same problem.
Are this packages documented somewhere, like java package is?

Javax packages are standard Java eXtensions (y'see?) and the docs tend to be in the standard Sun documentation. As for "org", you need to look a bit further. For instance if you're talking about packages starting with org.apache, that points you to apache.org. So for org.jdesktop, guess where you go? It's the recommended way to name your packages, from your domain name that way.

"javax" packages do not exist.

Hello,
I am learning to write servlet using J2EE 5SDK. But for some reason, the compiler (javac) keeps telling me that the following packages do not exist:
javax.servlet
javax.servelet.http
Without the "javax" packages, the codes get compiled. I did everything in the instruction on how to set the PATH variable. It did not work. So I took the extra steps and set the PATH variable to all the bin and lib directories:
c\Sun\AppServer\bin;
c:\Sun\AppServer\jdk\bin;
c:\Sun\AppServer\jdk\jre\bin;
c:\Sun\AppServer\jdk\jre\bin\client;
c:\Sun\AppServer\jdk\jre\bin\server;
c:\Sun\AppServer\lib;c:\Sun\AppServer\jdk\lib;
c:\Sun\AppServer\jdk\jre\lib;
After all that, it still didn't work. Did I miss any entry? Where are the javax packages locate? Your help are much appreciated. Thanks :)

Look here.

JDK1.4.....where is javax.servlet*

Does anyone know where the javax.servlet,javax.servlet.http packages are in JDK1.4?

You need the JSDK which has the servlet.jar library. These don't come packaged with JDK1.4 as far as I know. Typically you need to donload them seperately. You'll then have to add the servlet.jar to your classpath.
The servlet.jar can go anywhere, so long as it's in your classpath and javac and java can find it you should be okay.

Pages 08 Template images -where are they saved?

I know Pages 08 does not have clip art but I like many of the pictures on the templates. I want to use some of the template images (like the cat.tiff or frog.tiff) on a blank document. Copying & pasting works but I'd rather be able to see all the template tiffs at once. Where are the template images(tiffs) located on my hard drive. Is there a specific iWork folder I can find them in?

Welcome to Apple Discussions
The images are "buried" in each template which is buried in the Pages application. You can find them by Control- or right-clicking on the Pages application > Show package contents > Contents > Resources > Templates & then the folder for the template category you want. Then Control- or right-clicking on the template icon > Show package contents > Contents where you will find the actual images.
Or you can just copy & paste from an open template.

Where are printer drivers stored in OS 10.8?

I am trying to set up a Epson Stylus Photo R3000 as a new printer on OS 10.8. The printer setup locates the printer and automatically selects Epson Stylus R3000 with the notation "The selected printer software is available from Apple. Click Add to download and add this printer." However, clicking on Add leads eventually to an error message: "Can't install the software for the EPSON Epson Stylus Photo R3000 because it is not currently available fromthe Software Update server." This result blocks me from setting up the printer.
I know the driver is part of the Epson driver software package that is installed with OS 10.8. I would like to select it manually. My question is where are printer drivers stored? How do I select a driver?
Thanks in advance!

While a bit of a stretch, you can download the entire Epson printer package from Apple and install it. This will include all drivers for all Epson devices as opposed to the one just for your system. The package is 1GB in size, but will include everything supported.
The package can be downloaded here: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1398
This following knowledgebase article says your printer is definitely supported, so the driver should be in that package: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3669#epson

Where are the .joboptions stored on a Mac for InDesign CC?

Where are the .joboptions stored on a Mac for InDesign CC?
I put them in the usual directory:      /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe PDF/Settings   . . . but they are not seen by InDesign CC.
. . . Photoshop, Illustrator, Distiller and Acrobat are seeing my custom profiles and any default profiles I removed are not there for those apps.
Even older versions of all these apps and InDesign 6 and 5 see my custom profiles.
But InDesign CC only shows the ones shown in the screen shot below: (High Quality, the PDF/X versions[3], Press and Smallest size)
I know I can probably do a "Load" profile, but that's not the point and I need to remove the default profiles.
I'm in a multiple user environment and need to lock down the use of profiles to our companies select few.
Did a thorough search of the entire Mac and PDF/X- does not even show up.   Any suggestions?     Anyone?    I'm scratchin' my head at this point.

This was the correct answer:
   Laubender   Jun 2, 2014 12:18 AM (in response to Maurice Castelbuono)
@Maurizio – the standard settings, the joboption files with the brackets like [PDF/X-1a:2001] are stored inside the inDesign app for InDesign CC 9.2.1.
The path for these would be:
/Applications/Adobe InDesign CC.app/Contents/MacOS/Resources/Adobe PDF/settings/mul
or with a Japanese version of InDesign:
/Applications/Adobe InDesign CC.app/Contents/MacOS/Resources/Adobe PDF/settings/japan
If you do a right-click on the InDesign app you can show them with "Show Package Contents" options.
All other PDF joboptions that you are creating are relative to your current User Library. They are stored in:
~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe PDF/Settings
Where the tilde sign at the beginning indicates the home of the currently used user.
You can access ~/Library, if you press the alt key when accessing the "Go To" menu in the Finder. Otherwise it's invisible.
Uwe

Where are javax.* packages?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for