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I'm working on porting an existing app from using weblogic server to using oc4j on an oracle app server. I finally got JDeveloper to recognize all of the beans (by entering each manually and then overwriting them) because the src setup was different than what JDeveloper called for I guess...

Anyways, I'm having a problem when building. I finally got all of the library issues and compilation errors out of the way, but the problem is with JSP's...

The src for the project contains 4 JSP files. During compilation, I get the following error message for each JSP: "JSP files must reside in the server root directory or a subdirectory beneath it"

Now, I need to keep the JSP's in the distribution because they are crutial, but how can I get the JDeveloper compiler to just ignore the 4 JSP files during build, yet still copy them to output so they can be deployed to an ear file with the built code?

Thanks in advance...

-Garrett
 
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