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$Id: FAQ,v 1.3 1999/10/17 01:37:24 wes Exp $
GNUJSP Frequently Asked Questions
1. Using beans
Q: I started using beans and my example looks like
><jsp:useBean id="test" class="JspBean" scope="application" />
>
><p><%= test.getInt() %>
><p><% test.setInt(test.getInt()+1); %>
>
the example compiles O.K. but at application time I get a
NoClassDefFoundError
. What is wrong?
A: Use a package!
You should always use a package to put your bean in.
Packaging means:
1. Create a directory "mypkg",
2. put your bean "JspBean.java" in it,
3. prepend the file with the line "package mypkg;"
Reason: You are using the "default package" (= no package).
The default package has a special meaning regarding searching.
Normally it's the "current directory" thats not true if
you just mentioned it in the CLASSPATH.
2. Error: Encountered unnamed JSP directive.
Q: I get the following error on my JSP page after upgrading from
GNUJSP 0.9 to GNUJSP 1.x:
>Error parsing JSP file /snoop.jsp:/snoop.jsp:4: Encountered unnamed JSP
>directive.
So what does this mean?
A: In short:
The JSP syntax has changed from pre <1.0 to 1.0 and above.
In this case:
Old Syntax:
<%@ import="java.io.File" %>
New Syntax:
<%@ page import="java.io.File" %>
So the name "page" was missing.
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