[snip] >>> 2009/12/30 phillips1021 <bphill...@ku.edu>: >>>> Instead of just referring the user to the Maven Struts 2 blank archetype >>>> (which isn't available for 2.1.8.1 last time I checked) I'd like to >>>> create a >>>> tutorial for how to setup a Struts 2 web application that uses Maven to >>>> manage artifact dependencies (what to put in the pom.xml, where to put >>>> struts.xml, how to include/configure Jetty to run the Struts 2 web >>>> application). As part of the tutorial I'd like to have a zipped Maven >>>> project with these minimal configurations that the reader could download, >>>> unzip, and import into their own Maven-aware IDE. I'm not sure where to >>>> host this zipped Maven project (I'm willing to put it on my own server).
Bruce, host it over on GoogleCode. It takes roughly 4.76 seconds to setup a project over there and you'll have an SVN repository instantly. You can check-in a zip, or just check-in the source... Personally, I would consider creating the project in Eclipse, Netbeans and IDEA, then checking each project in, individually. That way, for people that want to do this from scratch, they can have working source for whichever IDE they want to use. In fact, you might even be able to create a maven project, then run `mvn eclipse:eclipse` | `mvn idea:idea` | whatever so that the project structure stays consistent, but leave it up to the various maven plugins to generate the IDE-specific configuration files. However you do it, it is better than nothing :) But, using google code will let you tinker with it as time passes (and new versions of IDEs are released). -Wes -- Wes Wannemacher Head Engineer, WanTii, Inc. Need Training? Struts, Spring, Maven, Tomcat... Ask me for a quote! --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@struts.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@struts.apache.org
