I always have my webapp’s
hivemodule.xml file in my WEB-INF/classes/META-INF folder, so that I can run “stand-alone”
programs within my IDE and they’ll still find the hivemodule. But, that’s
just me. And, Tapestry (actually HiveMind) will automatically find it there,
too.
From: Ed Ross
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2006
9:27 AM
To: user@hivemind.apache.org
Subject: where to put
hivemodule.xml
I'm just starting a project using tapestry & hivemind and run into
my first problem
I'm using maven & eclipse to build the project. This implies several
smaller projects that are combined.
Example:
model-project - product a jar
doa-project - produces a jar
services-project - produce a jar
services-imple-project - produce a jar
and a web project
web-project - produce a war file
While in development, rather than produce jar files and a war file, I deploy to
tomcat with an exploded war (all classes - the four above projects that produce
jars, are also put in as classes so debug and hot deployment works).
this causes a problem. If I have a /METE-INF directory in each project
with a hivemodule.xml file in each, when I deploy, only the last one
wins.
If I put the hivemodel into any other directory, the modle is not picked up.
Is there any other location the hivemodle could be deployed?
thanks
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Ed Ross
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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