Jon Cox f55c3091ea Fixed up paths a bit more so that now you get files paths like
this: mysite--guest--preview/HEAD/DATA/www/avm_webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/...
  and:  mysite--guest--preview/VERSION/v1/DATA/www/avm_webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/...

  rather than:  mysite--guest--preview/HEAD/DATA/appBase/avm_webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/...
  and:          mysite--guest--preview/VERSION/v1/DATA/appBase/avm_webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/...

  The reason for this is that the actual "appliation base"
  is and always has been "avm_webapps";  the original reason
  for making the *parent* of this dir called appBase had do 
  do with the fact that you can have diffrent app bases
  for different virtual hosts.  However, in the end it causes
  way more confusion than it was ever worth, so it's gone now.

  The reason for all the modified files is that people were
  hard-coding values in many different places, and/or defining
  their own constants for something that was needed at a
  higher level.

  As a temporary measure (I hope), I've defined some rather ugly-looking
  constants in JNDIConstants.java, and have used them everywhere:

         DIR_DEFAULT_WWW      = "www"
         DIR_DEFAULT_APPBASE  = "avm_webapps"

  The reason for calling the parent of the new application base "www" 
  is that will be the default place that www-centric stuff happens
  (therefore, it's also the level at which the overlays take place).

  Ultimately, I'd like to turn these into spring configs,
  and bring back support for multiple AVMHost nodes within
  the same Tomcat... but it's not a priority at the moment.

  Please don't hard-code any dirs named "appBase" as the
  root level dir in a repo -- it's now  "www", and will
  change again to a function call later when/if virtual 
  AVMHosts come back.   Keeping them as constants also
  helps them to be easier to find when overhauling things.
  





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