Is there a fixed directory structure where we put our application?

the samples .java files I find in \ias6\ias\ias-samples\database\hellodb\src\samples\hellodb\servlet ...
I need to know if there is a directory structure that I should follow that iPlanet need when I deploy my application? like where do I put my .jsp files, .java or any beans class ? or it does not matter because these would be in the WAR file ..

It does not matter how your directory structure is for your applications. When you deploy the war/ear files, all your class files and JSPs will be extracted from the war/ear files under ias_root_dir/ias/APPS

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ATProject
|
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|
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|
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|
|-->Ejb
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like this the folderers are created for modularizing and also separation of code for
easier maintainance.
the Build.xml for ant i am posting here
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Can't I change the directory structure?

          Hello Everybody,
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What he needs is something like:
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          > Thanks!
          > keith
          >
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          > >
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          > >>>
          > >>>Hello Everybody,
          > >>>So far everything is working when use the default directory structure,i.e.
          > >mydomain/applications/myWebApp/WEB-INF/classes/some package structure.
          > >>>
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          > >>>
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          > >>>
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Moving in directory structure through servlet

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/myweb2/WEB-INF/classes
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deggie wrote:
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Is there a tool to clean a directory structure of unused LabVIEW code?

I could write this from scratch as follows:
Load all of my LabVIEW code including dynamically-called VIs into memory, then list all these VIs.
List all VIs in the directory structure I want to clean.
For each VI in the directory structure that's not in memory, delete it. If this leaves that VI's parent directory empty, delete that parent directory.
There is probably already a tool or VI that does this, but I can't find it. Does such a thing exist?

bmihura,
I to have had the need/desire to do this. At my previous employer I wrote a tool that assisted with that function. Unfortunately I no longer have access to that tool. If you have a very big program you may have memory and speed related issues when you load "all the VI's into memory".
Good Luck
WW
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Where to keep new OA page(RN.XML in oracle Application Directory structure?

I have created a new XML region which I want to use in page through Personalization.
where should I copy this file into Application Directory structure?
I am using this command to import -
import C:\OA\jdevhome\jdev\myprojects\xbol\oracle\apps\ota\admin\enrollment\webui -jdk13 -mmddir "C:\OA\jdevhome\jdev\myhtml\OA_HTML\jrad" -rootdir C:\OA\jdevhome\jdev\myprojects -validate -username apps -password apps -dbconnection "(DESCRIPTION = (ADDRESS_LIST = (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(Host = xxxas.com)(Port = 0000)))(CONNECT_DATA = (SID = xxx)(SERVER = DEDICATED)))"

I imported the XML file but when I am trying to refer the xml file through personalization by giving path
'xbol\oracle\apps\ota\admin\enrollment\webui\XbolLearnerSearchRN'
It is erroring out saying
'Extends: Invalid value: xbol\oracle\apps\ota\admin\enrollment\webui\XbolLearnerSearchRN: the reference may not exist. (oracle.adf.mds.MetadataDefException: Unable to find component with absolute reference = xbol\oracle\apps\ota\admin\enrollment\webui\XbolLearnerSearchRN, XML Path = null. Please verify that the reference is valid and the definition of the component exists either on the File System or in the MDS Repository.)'
My requirment is - I want to use this xml file in FlexLayout for the personalization.
Please Guide me, where I am missing.

Is there a fixed directory structure where we put our application?

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