Where's the location of JSP's java files in weblogic

When I put *.jsp in my Web application,
          I can find the complied class in
          C:\bea\user_projects\mydomain\myserver\.wlnotdelete\extract\myserver_BOFT_BO
          FT\jsp_servlet\****.class
          But anyone can tell me where the ***.java?
          What's the location of these java files ?
          Samuel

In WL8.1, it appears that the .java files are placed in the same directory,
          but are removed after the class is compiled successfully. (Is there a
          setting to prevent the .java files from being deleted?)
          Try placing an intentional syntax error in your JSP file so that the
          compilation fails, and you should see the .java file where the .class file
          would have been.
          -- Craig
          "Samuel Hsu" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          news:3fc4365a$[email protected]..
          > When I put *.jsp in my Web application,
          > I can find the complied class in
          >
          C:\bea\user_projects\mydomain\myserver\.wlnotdelete\extract\myserver_BOFT_BO
          > FT\jsp_servlet\****.class
          > But anyone can tell me where the ***.java?
          > What's the location of these java files ?
          >
          > Samuel
          >
          >

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