Where is javax.servlet.* in JDK1.4.1?

Hi,
I had built a project with JDK 1.3 before.
I can import javax.servlet.*; and javax.servlet.http.*; to let the class extends HttpServlet.
However, it has compile error when I use JDK1.4.1 with JBuilder 9. There is no javax.servlet.*;
How should I fix this error?
Thanks

do a search for servlet.jar file in your computer and include it in your classpath, if you dont find it...
...servlet classes/packages are not part of jdk, you can get them through the servlet engine(e.g Tomcat). you can download Tomcat from http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/,
once you download and extract it, go to tomcat/common/lib you will see servlet.jar include it in your classpath.

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