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Sandro Martini commented on PIVOT-397:
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In what case you put Java sources as resources (what use cases you have for
this, I'm curious) ?
In this way I force users to put sources in the usual src folder, and resources
(bxml, images, etc, or everything but not sources) in the usual resources
folder, I think it's a best practice ... I agree that seems too restrictive,
but if this doesn't break user application I'd prefer to keep as is.
What do you think ?
And last, I have created test folders for sources and resources but currently
are empty, if useful I could add a trivial JUnit test there just to have it as
a marker ... for example I could test that the bxml file (the same used by the
application) is loaded.
Bye
> maven archetype for a minimal pivot application, to use as a starting point
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>
> Key: PIVOT-397
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIVOT-397
> Project: Pivot
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Sandro Martini
> Assignee: Sandro Martini
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 2.1
>
> Attachments: apachepivot-archetype-quickstart-jar.zip,
> apachepivot-archetype-quickstart-source.zip, myapp.zip,
> pivot-archetype-quickstart.zip, pivot-archetype-quickstart.zip,
> pivot-quickstart.zip
>
>
> Create a maven archetype for a basic (minimal, near-empty) pivot application
> (like most -basic archetypes for other frameworks).
> This could require a dedicated new subproject, if tools is not the right
> place for it.
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