Location of JSP files

Hi,
I'm trying to get it so that I can put my JSP files in a directory other than O:\ifs\webui\jsps. Where would I make this change? I want to do this so that I don't need to put ifs/webui/jsps at the end of the url for my site. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

OOB you should put your JSP files in folders underneath \ifs\jsp-bin.
To add other directory roots edit the file
IfsDavServletParameters.properties
found in the folder
<ORACLE_HOME\ifs1.1\settings\oracle\ifs\protocols\dav\impl\properties>
Look for the entry
#JSP Properties
ifs.dav.jsp.alloweddirs=/ifs/webui/jsps|/ifs/jsp-bin|/home/gking
As you can see from the above example I've added an entry allowing /home/gking to be used to host JSP files
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