Update Portal Web Project with ALBPM WAR file

I'm trying to follow the procedures for merging ALBPM WAR file and WebLogic Portal WAR file. See link below:
http://edocs.bea.com/albsi/docs60/config_wls/index.html?t=enterprise/wlp/c_HEAD_WLP_Config.html#c_HEAD_WLP_Config
I brought 08-workspace-wlp-FDIDS.war into WebLogic Platform. When I expanded it, I can't find WEB-INF/classes in the source WAR file as mentioned in step 4. I'm getting a whole bunch of "cannot resolved" errors. What exactly do I need to bring into WEB-INF/classes folder in the destination? Thanks.

hi
well if you can merge the two wars (using any of the techniques mentioned in the other post) then thats probably good. If you cant then
a) you either have to use WSRP (it uses SOAP behind the scenes but all that is transparent to you)
OR
b) use something like a web clipping / screen scraping portlet (http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E13155_01/wlp/docs103/portlets/seltype.html#wp1011062)
I'd see if the war's can be merged first , if not then I'd go with option a) ..
regards
deepak

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