Ok let me break it down further:
This is how the Support_Logging subproject looks like 
 
/Support_Logging/com/mtk/support/logging 
                                                             |__LogConstants.java
                                                             |__LogLevels.java
                                                             |__BusMsgs.xml
                                                             |__GeoMsgs.xml
 
and what I want to get is
 
/Support_Logging/target/classes/com/mtk/support/logging 
                                                                                  
|__LogConstants.class
                                                                                  
|__LogLevels.class
                                                                                  
|__BusMsgs.xml
                                                                                  
|__GeoMsgs.xml
 
and NOT 

 
/Support_Logging/target/classes/com/mtk/support/logging 
                                              |__BusMsgs.xml             
|__LogConstants.class
                                              |__GeoMsgs.xml             
|__LogLevels.class
                                                             

 

The XML resources  are indeed being copied , but to the wrong place(for me).I want 
them to end up in the same directory as the compiled classes , i.e in 
"target/classes/com/mtk/support/logging" and not in  "target/classes/"
 
I think the question is how do i tell maven to copy the resources to the 
target/classes/com/mtk/support/logging  directory and not the 
target/classes/ directory....:)
 
 
jeff mutonho
 

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It is normal :) with the directory value you use that meen 
${basedir}/com/mtk/support/logging/**/*.xml are copy to 
/target/classes/**/*.xml
The dir structure of the file who are include is the same that the dir 
structure after the "directory" value.


${basedir}


${basedir}

**/*.xml


**/*.java






I think you should'nt use ${basedir} but place your xml file in a sub 
directory like ie src/main/resources

Nicolas


jeff mutnho




jeff mutonho 
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yes i defined the following 

${basedir}


${basedir}/com/mtk/support/logging


**/*.xml



**/*.java





....but the're being copied to the /target/classes directory and not the 

/target/classes/com/mtk/support/logging , where I want them to be.


jeff mutnho


[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you define in your build section something like :


src/main/resources/someresources

**/*.xml



and your xml are in 
src/main/resources/someresources/com/mtk/support/logging

Nicolas





jeff mutonho 
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Hi

I've got some resources(xml files) that I wish to be copied to the 
destination directory where my compiled classes are placed eg if the 
classes are in 
/target/classes/com/mtk/support/logging , 
then the xml files must also be copied to the same directory(.ie logging ) 

and not 
/target/classes

I've tried specifying in the element , 
but that doesn't seem to work.


jeff mutonho


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