We are putting the java and jsp files in different directories
Here is the snippet from the beehive docs page You can find the below in http://beehive.apache.org/docs/1.0.1/netui/tutorial.html#ceate Note Here we have put our controller class directly in the web content directory, alongside its pages. If you would rather not do this (or if you can't because your IDE doesn't like it), you can put the controller class in a parallel source directory. In this case, you would put it in src/myFlow, and NetUI will assume it goes with pages that are in web/myFlow. -------------- Original message -------------- From: arockiasamy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Hi.. > > i need one clarification , regarding package structure in beehive. > 1) whether i should have package structure as mentioned in doc or 2) i can > have src package(controller files(.java)) and web package (.jsp ) files > separately. > > Is it possible in beehive1.0.1 ? clear my doubts > > for example > > src > welcomepkg > Controller.java > beehivepkg > Controller.java > Loginpkg > handler.java > web > welcomepkg > index.jsp > resourcepkg > error.jsp > loginwelcomepkg > index.jsp > success.jsp > WEB-INF > tld > lib > is it possible in 1.0.1? > > i would be happy if u clear my doubts, bcos i am not getting this one > > regards > sam > > > web.xml > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/doubt-on-beehive-package-structure-tf2778826.html#a7752909 > > Sent from the Beehive - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
