All other necessary classes and jar files are managed by the startserver script or batch file. Where are the classes for JSPs and Servlets?
• webserver.jar — class files for the Servlet Engine • lib/jspengine.jar — class files for the JSP Engine • lib/servlet.jar — public APIs for Servlets • lib/xml.jar — classes for parsing XML documents Can I combine these classes with other webservers? The JSP engine uses only the public portion of the Java Servlet 2.1 API. In theory, it could run on other Servlet engines that support the Servlet 2.1 API. Sun has not tested this release on any Servlet engine other than the one in the JSWDK. Where do I put my JSP sources and beans? If you are testing JSP pages without creating a separate web application, you can use the default “Example” application. If you are creating a new web application, refer to the question on installing a new web application in this FAQ. To use the default “Example” application: • Put all of your JSP source files in /examples/jsp, either directly or in their own subdirectory. • Put all of your Beans (class files) under /examples/WEB-INF/jsp/beans. The startse
