hello all
  @work, we are developing a web application using IntelliJ IDEA.
we are not using maven, so structure of directory is as follows

jsp  (contains jsps and WEB-INF)
src
   |__ java
   |__ test

plus, we are launching tomcat from intelliJ, making tomcat point to the
exploded directory   jsp (in fact, the target-classes directory is
jsp\web-inf\classes)

we are using ant to build the app, which put all the classes in
jsp\web-inf\classes. we have tomcat pointing to that directory so that every
change in the jsp
is immediately reflected on the browser.

i wanted to move to maven, but i feel the directory structure imposed by
maven will prevent me from doing what i am doing now.
as example

maven build a  WAR in the target\<yourartifact>       directory... .. so
unless i 'hack' maven by
specifying as  target-classes directory   the jsp\web-inf\classes, i'll have
problems...
also because in building war maven automatically add all the dependencies to
web-inf\lib directory.....

i feel i cannot do that with maven.... unless i do some  hacks


has anyone ever end up in a similar situation?


regards
  marco

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