Hi DJ,
I hope you don't mind me expanding on your question a bit, as
I had similar doubts.
In my /war folder I had ignored everything (recursively) initially,
then I have selectively added to source control (svn) the "source"
files I have gradually been adding in /war, like:
- favicon.ico
- application.html files for the entry point
- css files loaded from those html files
- some images files and icons I load in my application (as my first
attempt to use another path failed)
Now the list is too long, and GWT is getting messy.
I'd like some GWT expert advice on cleaning up the /war folder and
making it an "output" folder again, by moving those files (or at least
their source controlled versions) back under the /src or /resources
folders.
I'd like to know what to put in my app.gwt.xml, web.xml or other
project config files so that I have all "source" files (html, css,
ico, images) that are under version control back under the /src or /
resources folder.
I expect that GWT will then copy the needed ones into /war on build/
debug, and that I can avoid any source control on files under /war,
but I can't find the instructions on how to do that or to specify the
path under /war where such things should be copied to on build/debug/
deploy.
Thanks to anyone who can give a bit of a tutorial on this subject or
point us to best practises for organizing our project files.
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