"Other projects may separate the code according to function (src/share, src/test, src/rttest). It is highly recommended that sub-directories be used under src/."
I will switch to one directory for java sources, don't like workarounds:-)
Jason van Zyl wrote:
On Tue, 2003-07-22 at 09:08, Mirko Novakovic wrote:
Hello,
according to description on maven.apache.org source files should be played into subdirectories under /src and the test-cases under /src/test.
If I have the following structur that fullfills the rewuiremts of the common directory structure:
/src/java_dir_1 /src/java_dir_2 /src/test
how can I tell the POM where my sources are?
You can only have one location for your java application sources. This won't change it's been discussed many, many times. Go look in the archive if you want to find the reasons and some workarounds if you're desperate for multiple application source directories.
if I define <sourceDirectory>src</sourceDirectory> as the source directory, than test treated like "normal" source and the eclipse .classpath file is not generated correctly.
I've not found a possibility to define two sourceDirectories like
<sourceDirectory>src/java_dir_1</sourceDirectory> <sourceDirectory>src/java_dir_2</sourceDirectory>
Thank you.
Mirko
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