Placing class files for servlets in j2ee

i am new to java servlets. i recently installed j2ee v1.4 sdk. i have gotten my first file that imports packages to compile. i now need a path to place .class files and .jar files. everyone says web-inf/classes and web/lib. due to the directory structure paths are so long. can someone give me the right path in j2ee v1.4 (C:\Sun\Appserver) to place these .class files and .jar files. if there is anything else i need to do before i can run a servlet, please inform me. i just want to run this silly helloWorld servlet. any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Hi rickjamesb_tch,
What you have heard is correct - you need to place your class files in the WEB-INF's classes directory (or jar files in the lib directory).
To give you a little background, J2EE servers use custom ClassLoaders (a set of Java Classes that actually load the class into the JVM). The top-level class loaders has classes that are accessible through the JVM (and are usually picked up from the classpath).
The other class loaders load classes that are only accessible within a particular web (or enterprise) application. These classloaders pick classes from the WEB-INF directory. These classloaders also have the capability of dynamically re-loading classes (eg when you change your .jsp file). Finally, the classes loaded are only visible within the web-application so that they do not pollute the global namespace.
Hope that helps.
Of course, the J2EE specification goes into a lot of depth about class loading, but unless you are designing an application server, you need not understand those details and specifics - just understanding where to place your classes is enough.

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