(see below)
On 9/25/07, David Leangen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm interested in this problem, too... question below.
>
> > Then what I did was I installed Tortoise SVN and Apache Web Server (not
> > Tomcat) on the designers machine. Also on their machine, I created a
> > wwwroot/myproject
That's exactly my problem. The Wicket projects I work on usually
consists of many Wicket pages, which include panels, which include
fragments.
I know that you can include all the css references in the head of every
Wicket page or panel page, and that you can view only that component
with the cs
I'm interested in this problem, too... question below.
> Then what I did was I installed Tortoise SVN and Apache Web Server (not
> Tomcat) on the designers machine. Also on their machine, I created a
> wwwroot/myproject directory and under there I linked:
>
> wwwroot
> - myproject
>-
The way I tackled this was to put all my html pages in src/main/resources
instead of src/main/java to keep them separate from the .java files (so as
not to confuse the designers).
So for instance, I might have:
src/main/resources/com/mycompany/wicket/home/HomePage.html
src/main/resources/com/mycom
This is something I'm looking for as well. I'm a frontend developer (or
html monkey if you will, thanks Sam ;) ) and I'm trying to find a way to
make it easier for me and my fellow html & css-ers to work on the Wicket
frondend. At the moment I'm spending a lot of time searching through
wicket p
src/main/java/com/mycompany/myproduct/wicket/add
>
> Is this something I can have Maven do automagically? Or is it something
> I'm
> going to have to write a batch script for?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Craig.
>
>
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You can include resources from non standard directories with the
build/resources setting in your pom.xml.
Take a look at the manual: http://maven.apache.org/pom.html#Resources
On 9/10/07, Craig Tataryn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a question about how I can make it dead simple for a Design
I have a question about how I can make it dead simple for a Designer (using
dreamweaver) to code my html/css for me. Essentially I want him to be able
to update a directory structure of html/css files and have my Maven build
pull those files into the proper places (i.e.
WEB-INF/classes/my/package.
