Help! Directory compiled path too long for Workshop

Hi,
I need some help in confirming the following behaviour. And possibly rectifying it.
I created a project within workshop that has a very long folder structure. Some of the folder names exceed 20 characters and there could be multiple levels of such folders. I created a process (.jpd) and added a control send with return node that performed a transformation on the variables being passed into the control. This created a dtf and xq file with names based on the process diagram and control ( i think ). Regardless the created tranformation files are long, really long. WHen i attempt to build the project i get :
Error: Could not write to 'C:\CVS\eai\src\workshopApps\eai\.....\SomeClass.class (The system cannot find the path specified)"
I have determined that the total path length ( including c:\ and all \ inbetween, and the .class suffix) to be 259 charachters long. Anything longer will fail, i.e. 260 will fail, 259, 258, etc, will compile perfectly.
Does this break some rule within the JVM? or within Workshop?
Is there some switch within workshop that will allow extra long directories?
It also seems that minus the 'c:\' within the path the max number becomes 256. Could workshop be using a char to store the path? Hmm ... interesting.
Here is the exact error message i am getting with full path info. It is from a sample/test project i created to replicate the issue.
Error: Could not write to 'C:\CVS\eai\src\workshopApps\eai\.workshop\output\_Test_Project\WEB-INF\classes\aaaaaaaaaa\bbbbbbbbbb\cccccccccc\dddddddddd\eeeeeeeeee\ffffffffff\gggggggggg\hhhhhhhhhh\iiiiiiiiii\jjjjjjjjjj\kkkkkkkkkk\llllllllll\mmmmmmmmmm\nnnnnnnnnn\oooooooooo\abcdefghij.class': C:\CVS\eai\src\workshopApps\eai\.workshop\output\_Test_Project\WEB-INF\classes\aaaaaaaaaa\bbbbbbbbbb\cccccccccc\dddddddddd\eeeeeeeeee\ffffffffff\gggggggggg\hhhhhhhhhh\iiiiiiiiii\jjjjjjjjjj\kkkkkkkkkk\llllllllll\mmmmmmmmmm\nnnnnnnnnn\oooooooooo\abcdefghij.class (The system cannot find the path specified)

Yes,
This is a system limitation. If you come across this issue with regards to Schema projects where the namespace values causes the length to be hit, then try using xsdconfig to map the namespace value to package structure.
Hope this helps.
Raj

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