How to deploy JSP-appl. to JServ, JRun, Tomcat, ...

Or put another way: How do I create a Web Archive File containing
my JSP-appl. that can be deployed to any JSP1.1 compliant server?
My experience is that it is impossible, but if someone can defy that, I'll be glad.
It seems that the methods used in the oracle.jbo... packages for retrieving resources like .properties-files and xml-files that belongs to one specific application, demands that the files be found through the classpath for the JVM.
Hence they must be in the classpath for the JSP-server when it starts,
and cannot be placed in <appl.home>/WEB-INF/classes or in a jar-file under <appl.home>/WEB-INF/lib (where they should be placed, according to JSP spec.)
Is this in fact so, and if it is, does anybody know if Oracle have plans of making the necessary changes in BC4J to correct it?
(Sorry if this issue has been debated earlier...)
Regards,
Erik
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I think JServ does support JSP 1.1. but Tomcat should work fine.

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