Ah! OK, I hadn't seen all those docs before, due to lack of time to keep
up with maven 2. Thanks for the pointer.
Half of the generated code and docs that I have produced is never going
to be generated again. But you gave me the answer to one question
(generated docs), thanks.
How about the other artifacts:
Where would I put SQL scripts? Under src/main/sql
or src/main/resources/data?
dbunit test data files -> src/test/resources ?
dbunit test data DTD -> as above?
hibernate & spring config files -> src/main/resources?
thanks
Adam
Edwin Punzalan on 01/12/05 08:47, wrote:
I'm not one of the generated of the mvn gurus here, but I'll give my two
cents ^_^
Maven is not really strict on your directory structure and you can
actually setup your directory tree as you want it to. But there are
still advantages to having a common setup as this page explains:
http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-the-standard-directory-layout.html
For generated sources, you should put them in
target/generated-sources/<source-group> where source group can be
hibernate, javacc, etc as suggested by this doc:
http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-generating-sources.html
Adam Hardy wrote:
I just started using the hibernate-tools plugin and dbunit for a new
project and I suddenly have a whole ream of sql scripts, DTDs,
schemas, generated documentation and such like strewn across my
project directory tree.
Could one of the mvn gurus out there tell me where should I put all of
this stuff?
dbunit test data files -> src/test/resources ?
dbunit test data DTD -> as above?
hibernate generated schema documentation -> ???
hibernate & spring config files -> src/main/resources?
db schema DDL sql script -> src/main/resources/data?
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