Problems placing compiled jsp in the right directory

I have problems placing compiled jsp in the right directory.
          - My document root is weblogic/myserver/public_html
          - My jsp's are placed in weblogic/myserver/public_html/ram/jsp.
          - My folder for placing compiled jsp is in weblogic/myserver/compiled_jsp.
          - When weblogic compiles my jsp it places them in
          weblogic/myserver/compiled_jsp/jsp_servlet/_ram/_jsp
          Now I want to compile ram1.jsp and place it in above directory. I tried the
          following but it does not place class correct.
          1: java weblogic.jspc -d C:\weblogic\myserver\compiled_jsp ram1.jsp
          **** Places the class in weblogic/myserver/compiled_jsp/jsp_servlet
          2: java weblogic.jspc -d
          C:\weblogic\myserver\compiled_jsp\jsp_servlet\_ram\_jsp ram1.jsp
          C:\weblogic\myserver\compiled_jsp\jsp_servlet\_ram\_jsp\jsp_servlet\_ram1.cl
          ass
          What am I doing wrong ?
          cheers Per
          

          I would try this...
          cd public_html
          java weblogic.jspc -prefix compiled_jsp ram/jsp/ram1.jsp
          I'm not sure if -prefix is the exact option - something like that - maybe package_prefix.
          As always, things work better/easier when you leave things at the default value
          (jsp_servlet).
          Mike
          "Per Lovdinger" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >I have problems placing compiled jsp in the right directory.
          >
          >- My document root is weblogic/myserver/public_html
          >- My jsp's are placed in weblogic/myserver/public_html/ram/jsp.
          >- My folder for placing compiled jsp is in weblogic/myserver/compiled_jsp.
          >
          >- When weblogic compiles my jsp it places them in
          >weblogic/myserver/compiled_jsp/jsp_servlet/_ram/_jsp
          >
          >Now I want to compile ram1.jsp and place it in above directory. I tried
          >the
          >following but it does not place class correct.
          >
          >1: java weblogic.jspc -d C:\weblogic\myserver\compiled_jsp ram1.jsp
          >**** Places the class in weblogic/myserver/compiled_jsp/jsp_servlet
          >
          >2: java weblogic.jspc -d
          >C:\weblogic\myserver\compiled_jsp\jsp_servlet\_ram\_jsp ram1.jsp
          >****
          >C:\weblogic\myserver\compiled_jsp\jsp_servlet\_ram\_jsp\jsp_servlet\_ram1.cl
          >ass
          >
          >What am I doing wrong ?
          >
          >cheers Per
          >
          >
          

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