Custom ACL protecting jsp

Question

Hi all,
I am attempting to create a custom ACL mechanism that incorporates a custom realm
to protect servlet resource. I would like it to work in the same manner as the WLPropertyRealm.
ie weblogic.allow.execute.weblogic.servlet.TestServlet=<groupname>.
From the docs it seems that a custom ACL must be defined as per the example of the
FrobImpl RMI object. However i can't see how this can be extended to protect a servlet
without programatically reading the group permission from a separate configuration
file.
Can the WLPropertyRealm syntax be reused in my custom acl?
any ideas.
-lucio

Answer 1

Thanks for the hint. Actually the problem was with JSP code and not folder structure.
I found and resolved the problem.
So the folder structure I explained above in my first post is now working perfectly.
Both of the following two import directives worked:
<%@ page import="bpm.*" %> OR <%@ page import="bpm.MyClass" %>
Duke is coming to both of you who gave time to my problem.
Now one problem is solved, I am facing another, please help again.
Now I want to convert, as learning practice, my custom class into a single jar file and use it instead of class files.
I did the following:
1. Removed the 'package bpm;' from MyClass.java.
2. Obtained myjar.jar from MyClass.class.
3. Deleted MyClass.class from bpm folder.
4. Placed myjar.jar in myapp/WEB-INF/lib
5. Removed the import directive <%@ page import="bpm.*" %> f rom myjsp.jsp
Now the JSP complains that 'cannot recognize class MyClass.'
This is my first time attempting to use jar files with JSP.
Please teach how this should be done.
Thanks.