Code Management in JSP

Hi All,
I am trying to find, if it is possible to maintain code belonging to different modules in different folders. I used iPlanet 6.0.
Currently, in my application all my jsp's are in a "jsp" folder and all my classes are in "/jsp/Web-inf/classes" folder making it difficult to maintain.
What i want to achieve is to place all the common code in one jsp folder and all modules specific jsp's in folder named module1. Also corresponding Java in same folder. So, all jsp for module1 would be in a folder named "module1" and all the corresponding specific classes either a sub directory in "module1" or sub-directory under "/jsp/web-inf/classes".
Is this possible? What would be the changes I need to make in my classpath or iPlanet settings. Thanks for all your help.
RM

classes under the classes directory in subdirectories would be in that package, so if you don't know about class packages, you had best look thru the Java tutorials. For JSPs, you just create the folder and put the JSPs in it. When you link to the page, or include or forward to it, you have to have the folder name in front of the JSP file name... "page.jsp" --> "module1/page.jsp"

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