You have to include the option -d <output directory> when you compile your
class.
For more info about the javac options type just javac at the command line.
Nic
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heloo guys....
i have one servlet...where i create one file...in the
web-inf\classes directory....but it is creating in
bin directory...what can be done...
thanks in advance
Jayakumar
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