Geert Bevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >>> The easiest way to setup a development environment for another >>> servlet >>> container is to just develop inside WEB-INF/classes. You will have to >>> setup nothing then, not even the rife.webapp.path JVM property. >> Right, I had that idea too. >> That would mean however, that I'd do everything differently than >> intended by the IDEA guys. :) > ... so?
Is this a "so what?", or a "how so?"? :) I'll assume the second one: IDEA collects the relevant data and copies or compiles it into the directory `exploded/' which contains the `WEB-INF/'. So `exploded/' is practically the whole compiled application, ready to be wrapped into a `.war'. So I kindof fail to imagine a way to keep my `*.java' files under `WEB-INF/classes' and stay somehow consistent with IDEA's intended use patterns. If you do, enlighten me please. :) Maybe I'm just grossly missing the point... >> I'd strongly prefer to just symlink my `exploded/' into > Why? It appears...cleaner to me. The "*.java" files are clearly seperated from the result. Anyway, if there'll ever anyone search a solution for this problem, JetBrains already answered me: --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8--- Create source directory e.g. 'resources', move your sub-directories in that place. --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8--- The files are now twice inside (once next to WEB-INF and once where it belongs to) but yet it works fine and I can do my symlink magic. :) _______________________________________________ Rife-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.uwyn.com/mailman/listinfo/rife-users
