The weblogic properties files will allow you to set working directories for
JSP & JHTML classes etc, but there is only one entry for the document root
(where the HTML & JSP files that you serve live). So you can separate your
class files into different directory, but all your serveable files need to
be below the document root. Of course this is how html etc works, using
relative references.
The weblogic properties file is in the weblogic root directory (i.e.
c:\weblogic). This is all in the documentation for WebLogic.
Does this help?
Cheers,
Dan
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Is there a way in weblogic to have the HTML and JHTML (or JSP) pages each
have a different default directory?
Thanks,
Josh
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