Hi All, I thought I posted this question to the list a couple of days ago, but I haven't seen it appear anywhere, so I am resending. Please forgive me if this is a duplicate posting.
I'm following the latest conventions for project layout and I am wondering if there is a convention for separating resources based on whether or not they are to be distributed/deployed. For example, if I understand the convention correctly, files such as properties files that are to be included in a jar file should reside under src/main/resources (perhaps with the appropriate package directory structure). However, what about other "resources" that are NOT to be included in the distribution. Are such "resources" also supposed to be placed under src/main/resources? For example, I am using the xdoclet plugin to generate my web.xml file. The plugin allows me to specify files to be merged into the resulting web.xml file. One example is servlets.xml, where I can specify third-party servlets to list in web.xml in addition to the servlets from my own code base. Obviously servlets.xml is used by the xdoclet plugin only for generating web.xml and servlets.xml will never be distributed. Therefore, would I still put servlets.xml somewhere under src/main/resources (perhaps under src/main/resources/xdoclet), or is there a better place for such resources? Thanks, Chuck --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
