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Which jar file should be mandatory be there in the CLASSPATH for working with Servlet.
Skill/Topic: Servlets
A) javax.servlet.*
B) java.servlet.*;
C) javax.servlet.HttpRequest
D) javax.servlet.HttpResponse



  
Total Answers and Comments: 4 Last Update: January 10, 2007   
  
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February 19, 2006 07:08:01   #1  
RAVINDRA paidiparthi        

RE: Which jar file should be mandatory be there in the...
the jar file that is mandatory in the classpath for working with servlets is SERVLET-api.jar file .
 
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March 09, 2006 08:39:20   #2  
navneet_josh2000 Member Since: March 2006   Contribution: 1    

RE: Which jar file should be mandatory be there in the...

If You are using the Tomcat Server the servlet-api.jar file is mandatory

where as if you are using the Weblogic the weblogic.jar file is mandatory

for to the web applications.

Sridhar Shetty Gorenty

MphasiS BFL Limited Bangalore


 
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April 27, 2006 01:48:11   #3  
Suresh Reddy        

RE: Which jar file should be mandatory be there in the...
servlet-api.jar is mandatory in CLASSPATH for working with servlets.
 
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January 10, 2007 15:44:02   #4  
Vikas Singh        

RE: Which jar file should be mandatory be there in the...

Every web container vender provides a jar file that contains javax.servlet javax.servlet.http packege.

In case of weblogic--> we must provides weblogic.jar as part of weblogic.

In case of Tomcate4.1-->we must provides servlets.jar as part of Tomcate4.1

In case of Tomcate5.0-->we must prpvides servlet-api.jar as part of part of Tomcate5.0


 
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