Location of compiled java files

Where are the compiled java files for jsps? Sometimes I get jsp errors in the log
files like:
D:\jsrv\my\WEB-INF\_tmp_war_myserver_myserver_my\jsp_servlet\_mypage\_cancelmembership.java:105:
')' expected
However, the _cancelmembership.java file does not exist at that location. Only
the _cancelmembership.class file exists at that location.

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td.myclass{color:red}
td.myclass{color:blue}
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