container loads the classes from classes dir first and then lib folder. You
may place some of the external jars in the lib folder. For eg j2ee.jar(and
I think you will not want to explode them into classes dir).
HTH
Regds
Ashwani
Manoj Kumar
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m.kumar
Hi,
While deploying J2EE application, i have a war file which contains
the servlets and jsp. As per the directory structure of the war files, i
have placed the jsp files in the context_root of the application and the
servlet classes are in context_root/web-inf/lib folder. However, my
classes folder is empty. I am wondering that what types of files are the
proper candidates for this folder 'classes'. As the name of the folder
suggests that it should contain class files, then in that case what
should go in lib file. My concern is how do we seggregate between the
class files for placing them in lib versus classes folder.
Thanks & Regards,
Manoj
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