What is the difference between CUSTCRMPRJ or crm/home/shr/ext in SAP-CRMWEB

Hi
I have some questions related to customization of E-commerce application.
as we per the SAP doc.
we have three software components.
SAP-CRMWEB * SAP-SHRWEB
In the above two software components have two dc's like /crm/home/crm/ext & /crm/home/shr/ext and for all the extensions to modify. If we are adding all the chnages related to E-Commerce in the above DC's . what is the use of CUSTCRMPRJ software component?
Is there any difference between CUSTCRMPRJ.sca and above dc's,
When to modify which component?
2)
What is the relation between SHRWEB & SHRAPP same way CRMWEB & CRMAPP.?
3)
What is the relation between SHRWEB& CRMWEB , SHRAPP & CRMAPP?
Please clarify the above questions.
Regards
Vijay

Hi Nitin,
Thanks for the valid reply.
I have worked on webdynpro applications in SAP WAS, but not much with respect to J2EE app. Now I need to support the CRM E-commerce apps(b2b scenario) which are already customized by dev team.
I have few questions related to applications.
I have imported the weborder track which has all the following .SCA's
sap.com_CUSTCRMPRJ
sap.com_SAP-CRMAPP
sap.com_SAP-CRMDIC
sap.com_SAP-CRMWEB
sap.com_SAP-SHRAPP
sap.com_SAP-SHRWEB
I have understood one point clearly that, SHRAPP & CRMAPP will have only Enterprise application Dc's only, it has one.ear file to deply the web applicatons related to SHRWEB and CRMWEB by refering the related web DC's.
All CRM Web component DC's in SHRWEB have corresponding Enterprise applications in SHRAPP to deploy in server. same for CRMWEB.SCA have corresponding Enterprise application dc's in CRMAPP.
can you clarify the folowing questions.
1) what is the relation ship between SHRWEB and CRMWEB?
2) what is the difference between
            *isa (E-Commerce), this related .war is available in SHRWEB.sca*
           *icss (Internet Customer Self Service) .war is availabl in CRMWEB.sca*
3) There are lot of dc's available in SHRWEB& CRMWEB, what is the relationship between each dc?
SAP-SHRWEB
CRM/home/shr/ext/ (for customer extn)
crm/ipc/web/ipc/
crm/ipc/web/ipcpricing
crm/ipc/web/ipcshared
crm/ipc/web/msaipc
crm/ipc/web/shared/pricing
crm/ipc/web/tomcatstart
crm/ipc/web/tteanalysis
crm/isa/web/advisor
crm/isa/web/auctionb2x
crm/isa/web/auctionebay
crm/isa/web/b2b
crm/isa/web/b2c
crm/isa/web/catlog
crm/isa/web/catlogtool
crm/isa/web/isacore
crm/isa/web/isauseradm
crm/isa/web/lwccustomer
crm/isa/web/ocitest
crm/isa/web/shopadmin
crm/sve/web/sve
crm/tc/web/appbase
crm/tc/web/attachment
crm/tc/web/catlog
crm/tc/web/contract
crm/tc/web/core
crm/tc/web/ecommercebase
crm/tc/web/scheduler
crm/tc/web/shopr3/metadata
crm/tc/web/user
crm/tc/web/xcmadmin
crm/web/mimes
SAP-CRmWEB
crm/eservice/web/cr_b2b
crm/eservice/web/insp_b2b
crm/home/crm/ext/
crm/icss/web/icss_b2b
crm/icss/web/icss_b2c
crm/icss/web/icss
crm/icss/web/cviews
crm/icss/web/entitlementinquiry
crm/icss/web/imsadmin
crm/icss/web/lwc
crm/icss/web/partmerregistration
crm/isa/web/sharedcatlog
4)
Also in the above dc's how to find that which dc's are related to Web order , Web Complaints & Returns.?
Please clarify it.
Regards

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