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Where do I have to put my *.class file in Tomcat Directory?
In my Java-Complete Reference book, they told to put it in C:\Program Files\Apache Tomcat 4.0\webapps\examples\WEB-INF\classes. But now i’m using Tomcat 7.0. There is no folder exists with the name “examples” in webapps.
How can I fix this? Can you tell me links that will illustrate Servlets from beginning?
Just create one yourself. Any folder which you create in
Tomcat/webappswill become a standalone webapplication. You don’t even need to name it explicitly/examples. You can even name it/beer. You then just have to change the URL from http://localhost:8080/examples to http://localhost:8080/beer.That said, I think it’s better to look for a more recent book than the one mentioning Tomcat 4.0 which is already over a decade old. There might be more old fashioned advices/practices in the book which really can’t be done anymore nowadays (for example, cough, scriptlets). Those books are more recent (in order from newest to older):
To learn JSP/Servlets online, I can recommend the tutorials and ebook at coreservlets.com:
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