Deployment of BC4J JSP in Java web Server2.0

I'm presently trying to deploy a BC4j Jsp into the Java Webserver , I have copied all the class , java and the JSP files in the JWS2.0 , but the error I get is as follows :
Package oracle.jbo.* not found in import ,
Package javax.naming.* not found in import ,
Package oracle.jdeveloper.html.* not found in import etc.
I tried to copy all the JDeveloper class files in the JWS2.0 but no luck ,but here I was able to deploy sucessfully an simple jsp application using a session bean.
Secondly, I'm not able to use the internal web server of JDeveloper3.0 to run my JSP's , if I try to run, the browser is not able to contact the port no. 7070 and it gives an TCP error / connection error.
Please also suggest how to include the Jdbc driver in the classpath.
Thanks in advance ,
regards,
Ekta

Please see the online help for deploying JSP web applications. The instructions are under User Guides, Developing Web Applications, Developing JSPs and Servlets...
There are a number of dependency archives that need to be deployed to your webserver in order for the BC4J JSPs to run correctly.
IF you look at the Project Properties for your JSP project, you will see a number of them such as Connection Manager, ORacl e8.1.5 JDBC, etc. EAch of these libraries is based on one or more .jar or .zip files which need to be present in your webserver.
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