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I am precompiling jsp's for tomcat using the following:

    <jspc srcdir="${root}" destdir="${build}/compiledjsp" 
classpathref="jspc.class.path" uribase="WEB-INF/" verbose="0" 
failonerror="no" package="admin">
      <include name="jsp/admin/*.jsp" />
    </jspc>


I found that it would take test.jsp and make a test.java that would compile 
to test.class.  However tomcat seems to turn test.jsp into test_jsp.java and 
.class..... any ideas on what i can do to fix this?

-Mike

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