Deploying a custom Web Application in Oracle Apps 11.5.10..Urgent

Hi,
I need to develop and deploy a custom J2EE based Web Application in Oracle Apps (11.5.10).
Is it mandatory to build it using OA framework?
As an example, If I develop a "CD Library" J2EE application using JSPs(View),Servlet(Controller) and Utility classes(Model),will it be supported during upgrades in future.
I have done the same in 11.5.9. (which doesn't have OA Framework support).
I had deployed JSPs in $OA_HTML, Servlet and model classes in $OA_JAVA.
I understand that the same is possible in 11.5.10.Can I follow the same approach for 11.5.10?What are the pros and cons?
Basically, Why should I go for OA Framework to develop and deploy a custom J2EE WebApplication though I can do it as explained above.
If you are aware of any article on this please share it with me.
thanks,
Gowtam.

Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
To conclude my understanding,
If I create a new J2EE web Application with
- n number of JSPs
- 1 servlet
- and n number of Java model classes,
I can deploy all these in $OA_HTML and $OA_JAVA and use it as custom application.
I need few more clarifications
My JSPs do not follow Oracle BLAF standards
Java model classes are not BC4J objects
The servlet is unique for the custom application and page flow does not include invoking OA.jsp.
Stil, can i continue with my approach?
Will it be supported during upgrade?
Thanks,
Gowtam

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[11:00:48 PM] Deploying Application...
<27 déc. 2010 23 h 00 CET> <Warning> <J2EE> <BEA-160195> <The application version lifecycle event listener oracle.security.jps.wls.listeners.JpsAppVersionLifecycleListener is ignored because the application easygestionV2.0 is not versioned.>
<JpsDstCredential><setCredential> Impossible de migrer le dossier/la clé d'informations d'identification et de connexion ADF/anonymous#easygesprod. Raison : oracle.security.jps.service.credstore.CredentialAlreadyExistsException: JPS-01007: Les informations d'identification et de connexion avec la correspondance ADF et la clé anonymous#easygesprod existent déjà..
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          > -----Original Message-----
          > From: Tobias Trelle [mailto:[email protected]]
          > Posted At: Friday, January 25, 2002 9:11 AM
          > Posted To: servlet
          > Conversation: Deploying a STRUTS Web Application
          > Subject: Deploying a STRUTS Web Application
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          > weblogic.developer.interest.servlet
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