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I don't know if this is the right forum for this question.
I am using Eclipse 2.1, Lomboz 2.1 plugin, and JBoss-Tomcat bundle. I am trying to run a sample application in the Eclipse/Lomboz/JBoss environment and I am not sure where to put the files to be compiled and deployed.
After I created a Lomboz J2EE project, say myProject, and a web module called myModule in Eclipse, I found the following folders created under workspace/myProject directory:
1. bin
2. j2src
3. myModule
4. src
My question is that, do I put my the classes part of my sample application (e.g. the com->xyz->classes tree) into the src folder (folder #4 above)? And then put all the JSP files under myModule folder (folder #3)? Or I got it all wrong?
By the way, I don't have any problem running simple JSP files (with no class files) in this environment.
I am still pretty new to Java development, so any help will be very much appreciated.
 
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