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Best way to set up your source tree?

 
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Is there an accepted standard for the structure of a java source tree? Right now I have a folder called "java" which contains "bin" and "source". Under source I have "com" "org" and below those folders projects/packages for various groups. Then outside the "com" and "org" folders I have folders containing packages such as "cpan322" for course work etc.
When I compile source files I use the -d option to javac to mirror my source structure in the "bin" directory which contains class file and properties files etc.
Does anyone have a better way to do this that is easier to maintain, more industry standard...etc. I would really like to hear what some other methods are. I want to integrate with cvs in the near future and would like to set up my system in as compatible manner as possible.
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Lola Slade
 
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