Help...Use of paths in JSP

Hello Im from Mexico sorry because my English is not good
I am with Oracle Developer Suite...
i have a packege Servlet.example1 and here a ExampleServlet.java (It was added with the Servlet Wizard and mapping in the web.xml)
i have a ExampleJSP under the root of public_html...
When i deploy to the OC4J...i can see good the ExampleJSP and when it calls the ExampleServlet, all its rigth.
but when i move the ExampleJSP to a directory like public_html/web/examples...and i deploy to the OC4J...I can see ExampleJSP, but the call to the ExampleServlet dont work...
The URL has the direction of the servlet, but the browser says "HTTP 404"
can the public_html have diferent directories?
Thanks a lot

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Resources:
See Calling XML Web Services over the Web Using the Web
Service References ... For information on integrating PHP and Flex
using AMF to encode the data,
Link:
http://learn.adobe.com/wiki/display/Flex/2d.+Tutorial
Mike Potter: Flex and PHP - A simple sample:
I have other example with PHP and MySql and give the same
error, and a example .... Flex Data Services... I choose None (???)
because I work with php and
Link:
http://blogs.adobe.com/mikepotter/2006/02/flex_and_php_a_1.html
Adobe - Developer Center : Transmitting data between Flex and
PHP:
Sep 4, 2007 ... Now that the user interface is set up and
ready to go you can add the HTTP services to go ask for the data
from the PHP code. In Flex you
Link:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/articles/flex_php_json.html
Integrating Adobe Flex and PHP:
Mar 1, 2006 ... The first step is to download Flex Builder
2.0 from the Adobe labs ... For example, you could use this same
PHP script to pass data to a
Link:
http://devzone.zend.com/article/11-Integrating-Adobe-Flex-and-PHP
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