Can't run jsp files in Jdeveloper

I have some existing jsp files and when I compile these files, Oracle9i Jdeveloper keeps telling me "Error: JSP files must reside in the server root directory or a subdirectory beneath it".
I originally think that's because of "import" and I got rid of all "import ....", and the same error message still insists.
Please help, thanks!:-).

Hi All!
I have just downloaded jdeveloper 9.0.3.3 - and I have run into a similar issue...
1. I created workspace by selecting new workspace from wizard
2. I created a new project -- from existing (previously tested using Resin server) code -- and, I select the "copy files to project directory" checkbox in the "wizard" dialog
3. when I rebuild the project in jdev9033, for each jsp file name I get this message, i.e.,
"Error: JSP files must reside in the server root directory or a subdirectory beneath it"
what does this mean for me do?? (btw - I am using the default server that is integrated within Jdeveloper)
In my working "existing code", my jsp files are loosely located under my "myProject" folder (which also contains the "WEB-INF" and "src" folders.
Where, in my existing code, does JDeveloper expect to my the JSP files to be?....In a "JSP" folder?.... Or, where - within my new workspace/project - should I copy these JSP files in order to make this error message go away??
Thanks for you help!!

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