Oracle apps directory structure

Hi,
I am currently studying the Oracle Apps system admin self study cds....
But there is no mention of the following
Environment Files and Oracle Applications File System
Could someone provide me with information or document regarding
Product Directories
APPL_TOP Directories (common_top etc)
Common Components Directory
Java Files and Directories.
Ta
sunny

Hi,
Please refer to the following documents.
- Oracle Applications Concept
- Maintaining Oracle Applications Documentation Set
- Oracle Applications System Administrator's Guide Documentation Set
Applications Releases 11i and 12
http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/applications.html
Regards,
Hussein

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