Directory Structure Problem

Hi i am niew to EJB
my directory structure is like this
App
-----JSP,s
-----WEB-INF
--------classes
-------package name
-----------servlet class file
-----PAckage Name
-----------Sesion Bean Class File
my servlet is calling the session bean but when i open this app in weblogic builder it only shows jsp/servlet related setting
what is the correct directory structure
jsp is calling a servlet which in turn calles a session bean
kindly tell me
Puneet

I don't know why but weblogic builder sometimes behaves weird. Anyway, my suggestion is to try out to edit your application.xml manually.
good luck,
Fehmi

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Application Development Directory Structure

I work with a team consisting of five programmers who want to rewrite a suite of software developed in C/C++ to Java. This will consist of numerous application programs; none of which are web-based. We use the UNIX OS and will access an Oracle database using JDBC. We also maintain our source code using CVS. We want to deploy each of our applications as a separate jar file. We would also like to identify either individual applications or groups of applications as Java packages. Our problem is setting up our development directory structure. We've been struggling with various structures, most of which work fine if our source files don't have a package statement, but we've had no luck finding a package statement that works.

They aren't "extraneous levels", they are fundamental
requirements of Java. Have a look at this
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/java/interpack/
ackages.html. Any beginner Java book/article/tutorial
should explain packages.Thanks for the url, I have perused numerous java books and searched the Sun site, but haven't found anything precise. In some locations I've seen it recommended to separate the source and classes in different directories, while other sources have them together in one file.
Also, in response to an earlier comment, I think
having different related applications under the same
development tree and separated by packages is much
easier to maintain/use/develope than having them all
completely separate.We will have approximately 50 applications, with about 25 related to one application area and the other 25 related to another application area. The source for each of these application areas will be under CVS. To me it doesn't seem like the most convienent way to manage the software. But we'll have to do what we'll have to do.

Directory Structure Problem

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