Re: jsp files in classes directory with maven?

Shash Chatterjee <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.keel.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Adam,

Looking at project.xml, doesn't appear like it is the culprit.  Have you 
tried a "maven clean" to delete the target directory? If you have 
src/webapp anywhere with JSPs in src/webapp/WEB-INF/classes, that might 
be doing it.  The other thought was to see if you could temporarily 
remove src/jsp/struts/timewarp and after a maven clean those JSPs still 
showed up, it'd prove that they are coming from somewhere else.

Shash

Adam Rossi wrote:

>Hello Keelers. I have learned how to use the new maven build system, but
>one thing in my new project is causing me some difficulties. For some
>reason, maven is packaging all of my jsp files under the WEB-INF/classes
>directory when I do a "maven war". I have attached my project.xml file,
>which I modeled after the project files for app-poll, app-hoj, etc., in
>CVS, which all have the same project.xml file structure, and all seem to
>work ok.
>
>The other projects that I am including as dependencies have their jsp
>files show up in the right place. My project's jsp files are located in
>the src/jsp/struts/timewarp/ subdirectory. Upon doing a "maven war", I
>get these files showing up in WEB-INF/classes/jsp/struts/timewarp,
>instead of in the root directory of the war.
>
>
>I have tried many different edits to the project.xml file. As you can
>see from the file, I have specified the relavant sections based on other
>projects file structure, adding these sections in the correct place:
>
>  <properties>
>      <keel.client>true</keel.client>
>  </properties>
>
>       <resource>
>           <directory>${basedir}/src</directory>
>           <targetpath>src</targetpath>
>           <includes>
>              <include>jsp/**</include>
>              <include>xsl/**</include>
>              <include>xml/**</include>
>           </includes>
>       </resource>
>
>I have tried changing that target path from "src" to "/", with no
>effect.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Regards,
>
>Adam
>  
>
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