For example: If your 

Project directory name

 (see picture in chapter 6.2) is 

myproject

, the source file 

should be placed in 

myproject\src\mypackage\myclassname

. After you select the directory for the form 

file, the wizard prompts you for another directory for the JSP files. 

In JBuilder 4 Professional (or higher) you should put JSP files 

under

 your project directory; create a 

directory named 

defaultroot

under your 

Project directory

 and put JSP files there. 

After you select the directory, the wizard creates the files and closes. 

6.4  Running the application in JBuilder 

Reload the project file (created in chapter 6.2) and  you should see you project similar to above after 

double clicking 

Myclassname.java

 selecting 

Design

 and finally clicking  

this 

 from the lower panel. 

In order to compile an e FixIT application, you must include J2EE's servlet classes in your project. In 

JBuilder 5 Pro (or higher) these classes are included in a separate package. 

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