During installation, Jamba automatically creates a main directory called Jamba unless you specify a different name, such as, MyWork. For simplicity, this book assumes that your main Jamba directory is called Jamba. The Jamba directory contains all the files required to run Jamba.
Jamba also sets up several subdirectories for each project you create. Use these subdirectories to store files used by a project. For example, store graphic files in the Graphics directory and audio files in the Audio directory. The following list shows all of the subdirectories and their contents.
Subdirectory
File Type
Audio
Audio
Classes
Jamba player and Java™ classes
Distrib
Distribution
Graphics
Graphic
Text
ASCII text
If you choose to use a file that is not located in the appropriate project subdirectory, Jamba automatically copies the file to the correct directory. For example, consider the following project: C:\Jamba\MyApp\Myapp.jmb. If you create a Graphic object and set its Filename property using a graphic in D:\Graphics, Jamba copies the file to C:\Jamba\MyApp\Graphics.
