- From: Alex Liberman <alexsf@hotmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 13 Oct 1997 16:43:34 PDT
- To: www-jigsaw@w3.org
I am having trouble adding resources using Jigadmin. I was finally able to add the tutorials example, FancyResources, after placing its class file in nested directories: \w3c\jigsaw\tutorials. However, I am trying to add the following java file: package w3c.jigsaw.tutorials; import w3c.jigsaw.http.*; import w3c.jigsaw.forms.*; import w3c.jigsaw.html.*; import w3c.jigsaw.resources.*; import w3c.jigsaw.*; import w3c.www.http.*; class MyNameResource extends PostableResource { public Reply handle(Request request, URLDecoder data) throws HTTPException { HtmlGenerator g = new HtmlGenerator("What is your name"); // set title g.append("<h1>The data you entered</h1>"); g.append("your name is: ", data.getValue("name")); Reply reply = createDefaultReply(request, HTTP.OK); reply.setStream(g); return reply; } } I put the class file in the \w3c\jigsaw\tutorials and verified the classpath environment variable, but Jigadmin won’t add it as a resource. Does the java program itself need to extend a certain class, or contain a certain import statement, in order for Jigadmin to add it? I don’t get it... Thanks ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Received on Monday, 13 October 1997 19:43:55 UTC