This may be an utterly stupid question, but since I don't have to impress anybody (much ;) I'll ask it anyway. Normally when I've developed a web application in another environment I can use sub-directories to help keep things clean. It appears that JSP/Servlet applications are delivered in a WAR with a specific directory hierarchy (classes, etc.) Can the WAR file (or a webapp in general if I deploy non-WAR) contain a directory hierarchy, i.e., I have a site with a home page (main directory) and a few things off of it, then, say, a message base (or whatever) "section" in a subdirectory, etc.? Does that work? Thanks! -- Dave Newton, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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