Re: eclipse & usebean
"org.fame cannot be resolved to a type"
<jsp:useBean scope="session" id="user" type="org.fame.users.User" />
Have you checked in eclipse (Build Path) if your source directory is
referenced correctly?
Does the User class really exist in the package org.fame.users.* ?
Does the package org.fame really exist?
Vince
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