Hi Lester,

Java.Servlet is contained in your web server instead
of your java compiler. It must reside in your Tomcat.
If not then reinstall your tomcat.

I hope this work

Hassan
--- Lester Peterkin <lesterdale@h...> wrote:
> > try to put tomcat's (or which ever servlet
> container you're using) .jar
> > files in your classpath (or compile with
> -classpath
> > %CLASSPATH%;.;[THEPATHTOTOMCATSJAR]
> > 
> > greg
> > 
> > 
> > > My java compiler doest have the javax.servlet.*
> packages and so any of 
> the
> > > interfaces associated with the packages doest
> work and my Tag library 
> is
> > > useless. So what am I doing wrong.
> > 
> > 
> 
> Thanks for your help, this made all the difference.
> It meant I could compile my custom tags 
> which I previously couldn't, as soon as I ammended
> the classpath, it also allowed the class to 
> be loaded in my JSP to be implemented. Sorry it's
> taken soo long to get a reply to you but I 
> very grateful for your help.
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