Disable compiling jsps in oc4j

Question

We want to move to using the ojspc ant task to pre-compile our jsps where I work. I can get the ant task to run but evidently am not putting the output in the correct location. In stand-alone oc4j I have to include the jsps in my deployment, which I'm not sure I should have to do. On the full OAS with jsp compiling turned off, none of the pages render. I have to hand the ears to 3rd parties to get them deployed on the OAS instance and my access to logs there is also limited so I'd like to get my oc4j stand-alone to NOT compile jsps so I have an environment that I can play with to fix the problem.
Questions
Q1) Can I turn off jsp compiling in OC4J standalone (deployed on Win XP OC4J version 10.1.3.5.0)?
Q2) If the class files OJSPC produces are in the right place do I NEED the jsps in my ear/war file (same environment)?

Answer 1

Figured it out on my own:
A1) Yes. From Application Server Control select Administration
     Select JSP Properties
     Set "When a JSP changes" (under Runtime Parameters) to Reload classes.
A2) If set as above the JSPs are not necessary.
My root problem was that the ojspc task was not set to compile and and the javac task wasn't putting the .class files in the right place. Setting ojspc to nocompile="false" and appRoot to my destination path and suddenly _(pagename).class files starting appearing in the appropriate output directories and problem solved.