Storing servlets files in a tomcatserver for both windows and linux

Hi,
I want to know where to store the servlets files (ie) in which directory i need to put the servlets file in a tomcat server.
I want to know where to the store the servlet files for both windows 98 and linux 8.0.
Also in linux how do i configure the servlets files how to set the classpath for the servlet files.
For eg in windows 98,
i can set the classpath like this:-
set classpath=%path%;c:/jakarta-tomact-4.1.24/common/lib/servlet.jar
Where how it is done in linux machine how u will set the classpath for servlet.jar in linux.
Pls. do provide the answer.It is Urgent.
Thanx,
m.ananthu

Did you try reading the documentation that comes with Tomcat? I'm pretty sure it has the answers.

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