How to compile my own applications

Hello,
I have been working through a book on J2ee, and getting on very well, apart from the fact that I cant create my own applications because I dont know how to compile them!!!
Im used to just typing javac classsname.java, and it all gets done - I've tried this on my J2ee source files and I keep getting errors becasue the J2EE library classes I reference cant be found.
I have been doing the exercises and examples that came with the book with no trouble, using asant to compile and build programs. I can use asant in this way with no problems, but that is becaause of a ready-cooked build.xml file and the works.
Is asant the only way to compile J2EE apps, and if it is how do I go about using it for my own applications? Does it mean building my own build.xml file for each application I writeand then using asant as in the case of the examples?
can javac not be used on its own to compile the application?
Thanks for the feedback.

Im used to just typing javac classsname.java, and it
all gets done - I've tried this on my J2ee source
files and I keep getting errors becasue the J2EE
library classes I reference cant be found.J2EE library classes are in $J2EE_HOME/lib/j2ee.jar
I have been doing the exercises and examples that came
with the book with no trouble, using asant to compile
and build programs. I can use asant in this way with
no problems, but that is becaause of a ready-cooked
build.xml file and the works.
Is asant the only way to compile J2EE apps, and if it
is how do I go about using it for my own applications?
Does it mean building my own build.xml file for each
application I writeand then using asant as in the case
of the examples?
can javac not be used on its own to compile the
application?asant comes with predefined ant targets which has been found very useful. Check out the J2EE tutorial (http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/tutorial/doc/index.html) and the J2EE-SDK samples bundle. You can also use ant and write your own targets. Check out J2EE BLuePrints applications (java.sun.com/blueprints) or the BLuePrints solutions catalog (https://bpcatalog.dev.java.net/). Hope this helps

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I am using Tomcat's default location to place my servlets.
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But day by day my classes are increasing. Now i am feeling to have my own location to place my servlets.
Ex. "E:\myservlets"
How to create and activate our own web application on apache tomcat except from tomcat's directory structure? Please guide me in this regard.
Thanks in advance.

hi,
you can place your own application in any where
then you to open under tomcat/conf/server.xml file
add
<Context path="/examples" docBase="e:/examples" debug="0"
reloadable="true" ......./>

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