Hi, To keep my data and command beans separate, I want to put them in separate folders (Beans and Actions, respectively) under my specific web-appl. folder. The Command beans need to instantiate objects of data bean types. I need to import classes from the beans package.
To my knowledge, one option is placing the "Beans" package inside the "Actions" package so that I can import Beans.ClassName
and the other is by setting the classpath to th top-level folder. I would like to place Beans in a separate directory and not under Actions and also I believe I would have to set the classpath to the top-level folder again while deploying the web-application. Is there a third way around this? Thanks, Omer
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