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Hey all, I want to create a jsp project using WebSphere and I�m not sure what kind of project to tell it to create. I�ve only used a command line environment up to this point and I can�t seem to figure out which project will give me the directory structure I�m looking for.

I want to have a development structure that will look like the following:

appRoot
�classes� directory
�lib� directory
�src� directory
�web� directory
�ect� directory (call this whatever you want, it�s just where I put the DD)

So far the closest structure I�ve found looks like this:

appRoot
�Java Resources� directory
�WebContent� directory

I realize that I may not find and exact match to my desired file structure, I can live with that, but since I don�t find anything even close to what I�m expecting then I�m a bit apprehensive about which type of project I should be creating.

I guess what I�m looking for is for someone to tell me what kind of �project� I should be creating to start off with in WebSphere.

I�m using WebSphere 5.2.1 trial version.
 
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Chris,
I assume you are using WSAD and not just the Websphere application server?

If so, you need to first create and Enterprise Application project. You then create a web project which will contain the JSPs. You will also need a server project to test the JSPs.
 
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Jeanne, yes I am using WebSphere App Developer - I even proof read my post and I still missed that, sorry about that.

Thanks for the reply, I�ll check it out.
 
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I was able to get my project set up with your advice Jeanne, thanks. Also, I looked under the help menu and there are some great tutorials listed under �cheat sheets� that will help a user get started.

BTW, I�m using WSAD 5.1.2, not 5.2.1 (which I stated above)
[ November 22, 2004: Message edited by: Chris Staten ]
 
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