Can I customize my jsp project directory structure for Tomcat?

When developing with JSP app wizard against BC4J components...All JSP images, js, css, html is based off of a directory from Tomcat ROOT /webapp/images but I need to base these off another existing directory in root - so I'd want setImageDir("/dirname/webapp/images");
Is my only option to use the root directory of Tomcat? I had trouble getting that to work.
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Did you read JDeveloper's online help?
There is a complete section about deploying J2EE (including JSP) applications to Oracle9iAS.
The chapter is called "Packaging and Deploying"
and you can access it online at: http://otn.oracle.com/jdeveloper903/help/

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Thank you so much .. friends ..for your kind replies..thanks to Illu, anguquga and special thanks to BalusC for giving me the advice for hiring EE Artitech ..
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