This is something I'm looking for as well. I'm a frontend developer (or
html monkey if you will, thanks Sam ;) ) and I'm trying to find a way to
make it easier for me and my fellow html & css-ers to work on the Wicket
frondend. At the moment I'm spending a lot of time searching through
wicket pages and panels trying to find that single HTML element I want
to tweak or something like that.
All tips are appreciated.
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Sam Hough wrote:
I'm wandering about a similar thing but with the requirement that the
designer (html monkey) can work against a live instance of wicket to make
sure the dynamic stuff doesn't break his CSS.
Only thing I can think of is that it always lives in WEB-INF/classes but I
don't like. Not that I have a reason.
Craig Tataryn wrote:
I have a question about how I can make it dead simple for a Designer
(using
dreamweaver) to code my html/css for me. Essentially I want him to be
able
to update a directory structure of html/css files and have my Maven build
pull those files into the proper places (i.e.
WEB-INF/classes/my/package....)
The directories he is updating are accessible by the build server, and
would
have a directory structure like so:
css
- main.css
img
- arrow.gif,
pages
- home
- HomePage.html
- add
- AddProduct.html
These should translate over to my side as:
css -> src/main/webapp/css
img -> src/main/webapp/img
home -> src/main/java/com/mycompany/myproduct/wicket/home
add -> src/main/java/com/mycompany/myproduct/wicket/add
Is this something I can have Maven do automagically? Or is it something
I'm
going to have to write a batch script for?
Thanks,
Craig.
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