Hi,
This depends on the build-system supporting the project type.
For instance, for Maven projects people usually leave generated sources
in "target/generated-sources/whatever", while others use
"src/main/whatever". For Maven projects you can customize these
directories in your pom.xml.
AFAIK NetBeans correctly detects the generated sources folders and shows
them in the IDE.
HTH,
Antonio
El 19/6/20 a las 17:20, Eduard Karel de Jong escribió:
Hi,
I'm working on a NB module that generates java code from files in
software dev projects and different types of projects have different
locations for the generated files.
Is the location for generating code relevant and if so, is there a
generic way to determine the proper location for a particular project type?
Thanks for any hint on how to find the answer to this question.
Cheers
eduard de jong
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