Hello,
I'm not sure if this is a question more appropriate for the Maven mailing
list or Jetspeed, but I'm posting here for now.
I'm fairly new to both Maven and Jetspeed, and I'm trying to get a stand
alone application to deploy with Jetspeed when I use mvn -e -P tomcat to
build. Currently the Jetspeed folder structure looks like this:
/{jetspeed_home}
|
--pom.xml
|
--/myapplication
|
--/portal
with the folder myapplication being on the same level as the pom.xml file
under the jetspeed_home director.
And after I compile, I want the folder structure to look like this:
/{tomcat_home}
|
--/webapps
|
--/jetspeed-portal
|
--/myapplication
So that myapplication is deployed separately in the tomcat\webapps folder,
but with only having to do a build within Jetspeed once. I'm hoping to do
this so that it will eliminate that extra step of downloading and installing
myapplication separately.
Does anyone know exactly how I would go about this?
Thanks,
Chris
