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@Readme to explain the \src\ directory information

Jon, could you please move \src\rpm under \src\scripts\package\rpm?
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  Information on \src\ directory structure
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This directory contains the source files of the whole Apache JServ development
tree.

The /c subdirectory contains the C source files.

The /java subdirectory contains the Java source files. Each file is placed in
its package location.

  org.apache.jserv.*  -  The main Apache JServ package that contains JServ 
                         specific code.
                         
  org.apache.java.*   -  The general Java Apache library that contains code
                         used by JServ but possibly reusable by other programs.
                         Look at javadocs for more info on these APIs.  
  
The /scripts/ subdirectory contains the script files used by Apache JServ to:

   /package/   -   These scripts are used by release coordinators to create
                   package distributions of this Apache JServ CVS tree, taking
                   care of removing unnecessary files from the tree and to 
                   construct a tree with just the files needed for that 
                   particular distribution (tar.gz (UNIX), zip (Win32), 
                   rpm (Linux and others))
                   
   /build/     -   These scripts are used by developers (and other scripts as
                   well) to compile and run specific tools on the distribution,
                   such as javadoc. These scripts are not users interactive
                   in the sense that they are fully configurable via command
                   line or environment variables.
                   
   /install/   -   These scripts are used by users to install the software on 
                   their system. These scripts provide user interaction as
                   well as first time comments, suggestions and warning during
                   the installation process.
                   
Note for developers: any change in this directory structure and the adding of
adding/moving of any file must be approuved by the development list.
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