Where does my application resides for deployment?

1) I have stepped thru deploying the HelloWorld and Fortune sample applications .. and they worked fine.
What I don't understand is how to deploy my JSP/JDBC application. Where do I put my application? The ias-samples put the samples in ..\ias-samples\fortune\assemble\fortune.war (and .ear file here too) and then on the browser the link is http://127.0.0.1/NASAppl/fortune/fortune.
(In Apache-Tomcat, my application would go to the \WebApps folder under Tomcat).. where would I put in
iPlanet and it would recognize it with http://127.0.0.1/NASAppl/myAppl ?
2) does the folders under 'myAppl' need to be in a certain structure, ie: the classes go to a a folder named 'classes' and JSP go to ? and any other types where?
3) deployment must have an .ear file ? so after I create .war with my class/jsp files, i have to create .ear (I have not tried with myAppl yet).
4) I believe I have to re-start iAS after I deploy myAppl ?
(I am running iAS test drive version win NT)
your reply asap appreciated.. thanks ...

You need to first create a .war or .ear file. Then you need to deploy this .ear file either using the iPlanet Deploy Tool or from the command line (for ex. iasdeploy deployapp fortune.ear)
All the classes and files related to the application will be under APPS directory.
I advise you to first read the Developer's guide and Admin guide. All your questions will be answered.

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