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Hi Ashutosh, If you are not talking about EJB then put your class file anywhere, but dont forget to add it in your class path env, if you are referring it. Thanx Rashid
I think it's always good to follow the standard directory structure. Summarized as following: ======================================== 1. Packageing Web Application: Directory Structure: \html, jsp, images \WEB-INF\web.xml, weblogic.xml, tld \WEB-INF\classes\servlet, helper_classes, Java_Bean_classes, EJB_Home_Interface, EJB_Remote_Interface Bundle all above into a .war file. 2. Packaging EJB: Directory Structure \EJB classes \META-INF\ejb-jar.xml, weblogic-ejb-jar.xml, weblogic-rdbms-cmp-jar-bean_name.xml Bundle all above into a .jar file 3. Packaging Enterprise Applications: Directory Structure: \.war, .jar \META-INF\application.xml Bundle all above into a .ear ============================================== Ready to go! Be careful with the class references issue. Refer to Packaging and Deploying WebLogic Server Applications Lucy [ January 18, 2002: Message edited by: lucy hu ]
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