A Java package name is a directory path which uses the period ('.') instead of a slash ('\') to separate components of the path. The package name should specify a path beneath a directory listed in the Java class path. For example, the class path may include \java\servlets.
The templates and their string tables can reside in a directory together in the \java\servlets\com\novell\webaccess\templates\frames directory, and the resulting package name would be com.novell.webaccess.templates.
The templates would refer to the string table named strings_en.properties with {STRINGTABLE frames.strings}. (The _en.properties is append by the template processor based on the language being used; English in this case. See STRINGTABLE in the Template Documentation for more information on string tables.)