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Remotely Invoked Methods and JSP

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Re: Remotely Invoked Methods and JSP

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May 10th, 2008
The error "MyRemote cannot be resolved to a type." seems to be pretty straightforward; you need to include the 'MyRemote' class in your JSP for it to successfully compile. I know this advice would fall on deaf ears but avoid using scriptlets in your JSP's, put the application logic in servlets instead.
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