The beans just have to be in the classpath, either the system classpath for
WebSphere or in the reloadable web application classpath that your jsp is
running out of.
Not sure if this is your problem, but if you are using jsp 1.0, make sure
you are importing your bean class, whether the bean is package qualified or
not.
If you are still running into problems, which jsp level are you using?
Also, describe the exact error and what msgs you are seeing.
Kris Kottapali <kris.kottapali@Arch.com>@midrange.com on 01/02/2001
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Subject: directories for jsp's and beans
I am trying to create simple beans having getters and setter methods and
use
them in my jsp's
My code is prefect for jwsdk but I am not able to locate the exact
directory
structure
for my beans and jsp in both websphere test server and websphere on as400
can I get some help on this......
Kris Kottapali
Sr.Devloper
Cincinnati,OH
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