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Should the JDBC assignments go in their own package, or should the source files in the videos directory be changed for JDBC?
Right now I have this file structure in my development directory:
C:\java\videos\src\java\com\javaranch\drive\videos
Should the jdbc assingments be put in a directory structure like this:
C:\java\jdbc\src\java\com\javaranch\drive\videos
Is there a preference?
 
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You should stick with the current file structure. However, if you want to save the servlet stuff for posterity, you can change the name of the current C:\java\videos directory to C:\java\servlets either by right-clicking the directory in Windows Explorer or by highlighting that directory and pressing the F2 key. Then create a new C:\java\videos directory for the jdbc stuff.

Alternatively, you can create a brand new directory and copy the current files into the new directory (a type of backup) and then reuse the C:\java\videos directory.
 
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