What to be mentioned in "Root folder" while configuring J2EE ...

Hi, I am using Flex Builder 3 (trial version)...
While creating new project, i chose Application Server as "J2EE" , selected "Use remote object access service" and selected "LiveCycle Data Services"..
In the "Configure J2EE server" page, I unchecked "Use default location for local LCDS server.
I DONT KNOW WAT TO MENTION IN "Root folder"....
pls suggest me..
( By default "Root URL" is http://localhost:8700/flex/ )
regards,
bossim.

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