I'm still rather new at Seam (and web development) and I'm finding it difficult to setup a Seam POJO project using a standard WTP JSF 1.2 (dynamic web) project. I understand the packaging structure defined in the Seam reference doc; however, I'm unsure as to how that would translate into my development project structure. I'm using Eclipse 3.3 + WTP JSF 1.2. When I create a new project, Eclipse creates (and expects) a structure like this: my-application/ | src/ | com.myapp.foo.java | com.myapp.bar.java | ... | WebContent/ | index.html | index.xhtml | foopage.xhtml | barpage.xhtml | META-INF/ | MANIFEST.MF | WEB-INF/ | faces-config.xml | web.xml | LIB/ | el-api.jar | el-ri.jar | jsf-facelets.jar | ... The Seam reference document (J2EE/pojo) example shows the following packaging: my-application.war/ | META-INF/ | MANIFEST.MF | WEB-INF/ | web.xml | components.xml | faces-config.xml | lib/ | jboss-seam.jar | jboss-seam-ui.jar | el-api.jar | el-ri.jar | jsf-facelets.jar | hibernate3.jar | hibernate-annotations.jar | ... | my-application.jar/ | META-INF/ | MANIFEST.MF | seam.properties | hibernate.cfg.xml | org/ | jboss/ | myapplication/ | User.class | Login.class | Register.class | ... | login.jsp | register.jsp | ... The example above shows the project source JARd up with seam.properties and the hibernate config files. Is it necessary to create this JAR, i.e can those files "live" in src/, the web root, or WEB-INF during development? Can I deploy those files exploded somewhere else in the standard Eclipse-built war structure during development? My best guess would be as follows: my-application/ | src/ | com.myapp.foo.java | com.myapp.bar.java | ... | WebContent/ | index.html | index.xhtml | foopage.xhtml | barpage.xhtml | META-INF/ | MANIFEST.MF | WEB-INF/ | faces-config.xml | web.xml | components.xml | seam.properties | LIB/ | jboss-seam.jar | jboss-seam-ui.jar | el-api.jar | el-ri.jar | jsf-facelets.jar | hibernate3.jar | hibernate-annotations.jar | ... I've not had any luck with the above structure so far, but that might be becuase of other configuration issues, missing libs, ingnorant newbie, etc. :-) Am I on the right track? If you've accomplished this in Eclipse, I would very much appreciate an example. Thanks! View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4056597#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...