Location of class storage on Sun one

Hi all,
I am not a java programmer and I am supposed to post a questionnaire using jps files and Java classes.
The original code were delevoppped for appache and I would like to put them on a website using Sun One server.
The java classes were stored in the default location WEB-INF/classes/ directory in the file on the original setup.
But on our server, the system is not able to locate the java classes.
Does someone know where the default location are for the Sun One classes, and where this path is located ?
Thanks for your help.
Snow

Do you by any chance mean JSPs? And why don't you deploy your stuff in a WAR and stop worrying?

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