How do I change the page address?

Question

I am trying to figure out how to change the address of specific pages in an ADF application. Specifically, adding a directory that the page is located in.
For example, if the page is currently located at "http://localhost:8000/context-root/faces/page.jspx";
I would like to instead have it be located at "http://localhost:8000/context-root/faces/directory/page.jspx";
I would also like to have the same behavior exist for task flows as well. (Eg: from "http://localhost:8000/context-root/faces/task-flow/page.jspx"; to "http://localhost:8000/context-root/faces/directory/task-flow/page.jspx";
I am unsure of how to go about doing this. If i move the page itself to a directory, the request URL still follows the first pattern and not the desired pattern. I had thought there might be somethign in web.xml that might allow me to perform this mapping, but I have thus far been unable to find anything that looks like it would work. Is there any way to acheive the desired pattern (or something similar)?
I am using JDeveloper version 11.1.1.6.0
Thank you

Answer 1

Sudipto Desmukh wrote:
I can load the page and in the code it referencing the directory, but the address of the page does not changeWhere does it not change the address of the page ?
Also hope that you kept the proper reference of teh page to directory/page.jspx in the DataBindings.cpx and package="directory" in its pageDefSorry for the late reply. I have changed the information in the DataBindings.cpx when dealing with moving pages. However, the address is not changing in the browser itself.
The following is an example of what I'm trying.
I have 2 pages, "home.jspx" and "directory/page.jspx".
If I run it in JDeveloper and I run the page.jspx itself, then the URL exhibits the behavior I want.
Browser URL: "http://localhost:port/context-root/faces/directory/page.jspx"
However, if I navigate to the page through a task flow, it does not show the proper address and instead exhibits the below behavior.
-First address: "http://localhost:port/context-root/faces/home"
-Second address: "http://localhost:port/context-root/faces/home?_adf.ctrl-state=aw23ava3_1"
What I need to have happen is the directory be part of the URL (and thus part of the GET request) even when using task flows for navigation.
EDIT:
I just created a blank project in the exact structure that I describe above and now I'm not having it render the directory if I run the page directly. I am at a loss for what is going on at this point.
Edited by: mBaldwin on Aug 1, 2012 11:58 AM