create a new webapp directory under applications, put the jsps in there, and
create web-inf/classes below the webapp directory, and put the servlets in
classes. Remember you have to configure web.xml in the web-inf folder.
Dave
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Subject: WebLogic 6.0
Hi friends,
I have just started working on WebLogic Server and am not able to find out
where to place my JSP/Servlet files in the weblogic directory of the domain
that I use.
Please help me out!
Regards,
Sharath
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