"Wolfgang Knauf" wrote : Hi ! | | It seems you are really new to Java web application development. Explaining the structure of one of those would be too much for a short post. I would advice you to use an IDE like Eclipse with WebTools-Plugin, or NetBeans, or the Eclipse based JBoss IDE. They provide options to create web projects, and so you won't have to care for the deploy structure. | | Just a hint: the EAR file has to contain a WAR file with all the web project data. There, class files are placed in a subdirectory "WEB-INF\classes". | For JBoss 4.2, you have to add the web module to "application.xml" of the EAR project, otherwise JBoss will not find the modules. | | Best regards | | Wolfgang Knauf Thanks wolfgang knauf , thanks for interest in my problem. I want to tell u that i knew that using Ant we can create an EAR / WAR file and deploy directly into jboss deploy folder. But i just wanted to ensure me that can i deploy myapplication folder directly in Jboss or not that why putted this question here.... i already using netbeans ide.... but i just want to know about the extra features of jboss... can it support to Application folder or not.... thanks a lot for ur opinion... if u hv some more suggestion u r always welcome.. i need the guidence bye View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4108298#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...