WildFly application server places the source and compiled Servlets (derived from your JSP) under the standalone/tmp/<deployment_unit>/org/apache/jsp folder.
Let’s see an example. You have deployed a Web application named “hello.war” which contains,in the root folder, the hello.jsp page.
When requested, the following hello_jsp.java Servlet,java will be created and compiled:
tmp
├── auth
├── hello.war
│ └── org
│ └── apache
│ └── jsp
│ ├── hello_jsp.class
│ └── hello_jsp.java
├── startup-marker
└── vfs
└── temp
If running the server in Domain mode, the equivalent file system path will be:
domain/servers/<server_name>/tmp/<deployment_unit>/org/apache/jsp
JBoss AS 7 / JBoss EAP 6
If you are this server version, the same hello.jsp page would be placed in the following file system path:
tmp
├── auth
├── vfs
└── work
└── jboss.web
└── default-host
├── _
└── hello
└── org
└── apache
└── jsp
├── hello.class
└── hello_jsp.java
JBoss AS 5 / JBoss EAP 5
If you are running the embedded Tomcat server in JBoss AS 5, the compiled JSP files are under the folder $JBOSS_HOME\jboss-as\server\default\work\jboss.web\localhost_\org\apache\jsp
