Hi,
I had previously posted this question, however I had inadvertently attached
it as an answer to a previous posting instead of as a new message. Here it
is again...
I am a newcomer to JSPs, and have been experimenting with writing them at
work. We are trying to build a web-based application and would like to
follow the MVC architecture, and would like to generate our pages using
JSPs. We have installed Tomcat on our application server, and have the
following classpath: /usr/local/tomcat/webapps/ with the classes being in
/usr/local/tomcat/webapps/web-inf/classes. After reading a previous posting
recommending not to put java files in the web-inf/classes directory, I
checked ours and found that both the java files and the compiled classes are
in this directory.
I am wondering if this will be detrimental in any way? Should these .java
files be removed from the web-inf/classes directory and placed into a
different directory?
Thanks,
Donna
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