Hello Ali, 

You seem to want to deploy a Java app. If this is the case, you must put 
your static served files within your app's webapp directory. After you 
choose a location for the static files, you must define their location in 
the appengine-web.xml file, using the <static-files> element. More detail 
can be gathered from the "Getting Started: Serving Static Content" 
documentation page. [1]

App Engine can serve static content such as HTML pages and media such as 
images. Static content is anything that will not be executed as JSPs or 
Servlets. 

How do you deploy your app? Is it with gcloud app deploy, Maven, or Gradle? 
A procedural description, in step-by-step fashion, would be appreciated. 

[1] 
https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/java/building-app/static-content

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