>> They go in /WEB-INF/classes.
>
>inside the jetty/docroot/jsp directory?
Hm.. not sure :-) I haven't actually done web apps that way, only by
packaging them into .war files...
>> Advice: get a real application structure going, since that will make it
>> *much* easier for you. You can use the EBS structure
>> (dreambean.com/download/rickard/ebs.zip) or the one for the WebWork
>> examples (dreambean.com/download/rickard/webwork.zip).
>
>Sorry for being a pain, but could you explain what these are, and what they
>will allow me to do easier?
When you create web apps it is preferred to package them into .war files.
One you have a .war it is very easy to install them on different servers.
The above apps are packaged this way so you can reuse the structure I have
by removing my JSP's and beans, put yours in, and rebuild. Presto, you now
have a nice little .war file you can deploy.
/Rickard
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