Java™ Application Development on Linux - Dator

514Chapter 23Deploying EJBsExample 23.6 Sample web.xml fileSessionServletSimple Session Servletcom.jadol.budgetpro.SessionTestServlet1SessionServlet/servlet/test0a directory structure that mirrors the structure of the JARs that you are building.But that arrangement is often not helpful for source management purposes.It is therefore not uncommon to have a source tree that reflects the projectstructure and a separate build directory that mirrors the JAR file directory layout.As classes are compiled, the class files are copied into the build directoryalong with copies of the XML, JSP, and other files. As a last step in the buildprocess, the build directories are “jarred up” into WAR/JAR/EAR files.23.3DEPLOYING THE EARDeploying means getting your file(s) into the right place and dealing with theWeb server to get your application up and running. For EJBs this includes the