Jsp class files

i am using 9iAS 1.0.2.2.2a on windows server family 2000.
I deployed my application successfully on server. It is business component containing application developed in JDeveloper 3.2.
My application is running successfully. But the problem is
My jsp page is "index.jsp", when i restart oc4j some times it generates "_index.java/class" and some times generates "_Index.class/java". If generated by "_Index" and i access index.jsp it gives error of wrong name.
Similarly my page is "SDevelperLogin.jsp" and it generates "SDeveloperLogin" or "SdeveloperLogin".
How this problem can be controlled ???
Tahir Pervaiz.

Tahir,
I would strongly recommend tha tyou upgrade to Oracle9iAS v9.0.2
There have been lot of improvents and fixes in v902.
You cannot plug in the OC4J v902 standalone into Oracle9iAS env.
Also, I suggest that you please install the OC4J standalone in a separate directory. ( it just a zip file, you unzip
it in a separate directory) To test out your app on OC4J standalone it would just take a few minutes..
Once you unzip, follow the following steps:
cd to the j2ee/home directory
java -jar oc4j.jar -install
//It will ask you to enter and reconfirm the admin password
java -jar oc4j.jar
//the above command will start the
you can use the admin.jar to deploy your ear file to OC4J standalone.
check out chapter 2 of standalone user's guide.
http://otn.oracle.com/tech/java/oc4j/pdf/oc4j_so_usersguide_r2.pdf

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