How to set the server root directory in 10.1.3 ?

Hi all,
I've recently migrated from 1012 to 1013. Unfortunately, i'm having problems compiling the .jsp portion of my project. Every .jsp comes up with the error:
"Error: JSP Files must reside in the server root directory or a subdirectory beneath it"
Can anyone enlighten me as to where i can change this setting?
Thankyou for your time.

That link is to an older version of Jdev. There is no 'Common' section in project properties and no html input path either. There is a 'Project Content' section and within that section there is a 'Web Application' option. However i get "ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException" whenever i click on the 'Web Application' option. I suspect this is the area where i can configure the .jsp portion of my project. I can't get to it though due to the exception.

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