Yes... the compiled class is in the WEB-INF\classes\export (just as the JspView
is in the WEB-INF\classes\view folder).


"Deepak Vohra" wrote:
>
>Is the ExportExcel servlet in the DefaultWebApp/WEB-INF/classes/export
>directory?
>
>
>
>Brian Schneider wrote:
>>I am getting the same problem... but with my package defined. The weird
>>thing is the JspView works fine but the ExcelExport does not, even though
>>(to me) they are configured the same. Here's the details of my web.xml.
>>
>>
>> JspView
>> view.JspView
>>
>>
>> ExportExcel
>> export.ExportExcel
>>
>>
>> JspView
>> /servlet/view.JspView
>>
>>
>> ExportExcel
>> /servlet/export.ExportExcel
>>
>

Is the ExportExcel servlet in the DefaultWebApp/WEB-INF/classes/export directory?



Brian Schneider wrote:
>I am getting the same problem... but with my package defined. The weird
>thing is the JspView works fine but the ExcelExport does not, even though
>(to me) they are configured the same. Here's the details of my web.xml.
>
>
> JspView
> view.JspView
>
>
> ExportExcel
> export.ExportExcel
>
>
> JspView
> /servlet/view.JspView
>
>
> ExportExcel
> /servlet/export.ExportExcel
>

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Does it matter if the ExcelExport has inner classes (i.e. when compiled, 3 class
files exist)? The JspView is only one class.

"Brian Schneider" wrote:
>
>Yes... the compiled class is in the WEB-INF\classes\export (just as the
>JspView
>is in the WEB-INF\classes\view folder).
>
>
>"Deepak Vohra" wrote:
>>
>>Is the ExportExcel servlet in the DefaultWebApp/WEB-INF/classes/export
>>directory?
>>
>>
>>
>>Brian Schneider wrote:
>>>I am getting the same problem... but with my package defined. The
>weird
>>>thing is the JspView works fine but the ExcelExport does not, even
>though
>>>(to me) they are configured the same. Here's the details of my web.xml.
>>>
>>>
>>> JspView
>>> view.JspView
>>>
>>>
>>> ExportExcel
>>> export.ExportExcel
>>>
>>>
>>> JspView
>>> /servlet/view.JspView
>>>
>>>
>>> ExportExcel
>>> /servlet/export.ExportExcel
>>>
>>
>

If a servlet as inner classes, the inner classes are loaded by a different classloader
than the Servlet class. For the servlet class to acces the inner classes make
the inner classes public.


"Brian Schneider" wrote:
>
>Does it matter if the ExcelExport has inner classes (i.e. when compiled,
>3 class
>files exist)? The JspView is only one class.
>
>"Brian Schneider" wrote:
>>
>>Yes... the compiled class is in the WEB-INF\classes\export (just as
>the
>>JspView
>>is in the WEB-INF\classes\view folder).
>>
>>
>>"Deepak Vohra" wrote:
>>>
>>>Is the ExportExcel servlet in the DefaultWebApp/WEB-INF/classes/export
>>>directory?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Brian Schneider wrote:
>>>>I am getting the same problem... but with my package defined. The
>>weird
>>>>thing is the JspView works fine but the ExcelExport does not, even
>>though
>>>>(to me) they are configured the same. Here's the details of my web.xml.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> JspView
>>>> view.JspView
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> ExportExcel
>>>> export.ExportExcel
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> JspView
>>>> /servlet/view.JspView
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> ExportExcel
>>>> /servlet/export.ExportExcel
>>>>
>>>
>>
>

Makes sense. I made those public and for some reason it still is doing the same
thing Thanks again. Anything else would be great.

"Deepak Vohra" wrote:
>
>If a servlet as inner classes, the inner classes are loaded by a different
>classloader
>than the Servlet class. For the servlet class to acces the inner classes
>make
>the inner classes public.
>
>
>"Brian Schneider" wrote:
>>
>>Does it matter if the ExcelExport has inner classes (i.e. when compiled,
>>3 class
>>files exist)? The JspView is only one class.
>>
>>"Brian Schneider" wrote:
>>>
>>>Yes... the compiled class is in the WEB-INF\classes\export (just as
>>the
>>>JspView
>>>is in the WEB-INF\classes\view folder).
>>>
>>>
>>>"Deepak Vohra" wrote:
>>>>
>>>>Is the ExportExcel servlet in the DefaultWebApp/WEB-INF/classes/export
>>>>directory?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Brian Schneider wrote:
>>>>>I am getting the same problem... but with my package defined. The
>>>weird
>>>>>thing is the JspView works fine but the ExcelExport does not, even
>>>though
>>>>>(to me) they are configured the same. Here's the details of my web.xml.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> JspView
>>>>> view.JspView
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> ExportExcel
>>>>> export.ExportExcel
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> JspView
>>>>> /servlet/view.JspView
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> ExportExcel
>>>>> /servlet/export.ExportExcel
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>

Do you think it would work if I broke out the inner classes into their own .java
files and compiled them separately as part of the same package? I think I tried
something similar, but wasn't sure if they needed to be specified in the web.xml
file somehow as "helper" classes.

"Brian Schneider" wrote:
>
>Makes sense. I made those public and for some reason it still is doing
>the same
>thing Thanks again. Anything else would be great.
>
>"Deepak Vohra" wrote:
>>
>>If a servlet as inner classes, the inner classes are loaded by a different
>>classloader
>>than the Servlet class. For the servlet class to acces the inner classes
>>make
>>the inner classes public.
>>
>>
>>"Brian Schneider" wrote:
>>>
>>>Does it matter if the ExcelExport has inner classes (i.e. when compiled,
>>>3 class
>>>files exist)? The JspView is only one class.
>>>
>>>"Brian Schneider" wrote:
>>>>
>>>>Yes... the compiled class is in the WEB-INF\classes\export (just as
>>>the
>>>>JspView
>>>>is in the WEB-INF\classes\view folder).
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>"Deepak Vohra" wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>Is the ExportExcel servlet in the DefaultWebApp/WEB-INF/classes/export
>>>>>directory?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Brian Schneider wrote:
>>>>>>I am getting the same problem... but with my package defined. The
>>>>weird
>>>>>>thing is the JspView works fine but the ExcelExport does not, even
>>>>though
>>>>>>(to me) they are configured the same. Here's the details of my
>web.xml.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> JspView
>>>>>> view.JspView
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> ExportExcel
>>>>>> export.ExportExcel
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> JspView
>>>>>> /servlet/view.JspView
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> ExportExcel
>>>>>> /servlet/export.ExportExcel
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>

The inner classes are located in the same directory as the servlet itself, so isn't
that part of the classpath by default. (i.e. java classes in the same package
in the same folder find each other just fine).

"Deepak Vohra" wrote:
>
>Add the directory containing the inner classes to the Classpath.
>
>thanks,
>
>Deepak
>
>"Brian Schneider" wrote:
>>
>>Yeah I've done that many times and redployed the war file. I even stopped
>>and
>>started the server each time still to no avail. Very frustrating.
>>
>>"Deepak Vohra" wrote:
>>>
>>>Redeploy web application after servlet has been modified.
>>>
>>>http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs70/webapp/
>>>
>>>
>>>thanks,
>>>
>>>Deepak
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>"Brian Schneider" wrote:
>>>>
>>>>Makes sense. I made those public and for some reason it still is
>doing
>>>>the same
>>>>thing Thanks again. Anything else would be great.
>>>>
>>>>"Deepak Vohra" wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>If a servlet as inner classes, the inner classes are loaded by a
>different
>>>>>classloader
>>>>>than the Servlet class. For the servlet class to acces the inner
>classes
>>>>>make
>>>>>the inner classes public.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>"Brian Schneider" wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Does it matter if the ExcelExport has inner classes (i.e. when compiled,
>>>>>>3 class
>>>>>>files exist)? The JspView is only one class.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>"Brian Schneider" wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Yes... the compiled class is in the WEB-INF\classes\export (just
>>>as
>>>>>>the
>>>>>>>JspView
>>>>>>>is in the WEB-INF\classes\view folder).
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>"Deepak Vohra" wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Is the ExportExcel servlet in the DefaultWebApp/WEB-INF/classes/export
>>>>>>>>directory?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Brian Schneider wrote:
>>>>>>>>>I am getting the same problem... but with my package defined.
>>
>>>The
>>>>>>>weird
>>>>>>>>>thing is the JspView works fine but the ExcelExport does not,
>>even
>>>>>>>though
>>>>>>>>>(to me) they are configured the same. Here's the details of
>my
>>>>web.xml.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> JspView
>>>>>>>>> view.JspView
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> ExportExcel
>>>>>>>>> export.ExportExcel
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> JspView
>>>>>>>>> /servlet/view.JspView
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> ExportExcel
>>>>>>>>> /servlet/export.ExportExcel
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>