In which directory should i keep java class files in oracle apps

hi
I have one problem, In which Top & directory should i keep java class files in oracle apps
krishna

Hi
By itself its available in oracle\visappl\au\11.5.0\java\
thats were the location needs to be placed in the apps.zip.
Thanks
Riyas

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