Hi GervalsB, I'm not sure about jsps, but I do know that you can build a jar with your classes, servlets and other java resources, and you can map them on web.xml even if they aren't in your source folder. The jar only need to be under war/WEB-INF/lib. In this case, I'll suggest you to put the jar bundled in a zip, alongside with any static resource, and use a configurable property on your servlet config, to allow you to reuse your code on a new project by droping the jar + unpacking the zip and then setting up your servlet urls. If you plan to build something packaged inside the jar, I'll suggest a template engine like Velocity, that will allow you to embed the templates in the jar, but if you have any css or other stuff that need to be public, you still need to put them under the public war directory to allow appengine to recognize them as static resources.
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