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Before I made my project web enabled with MyEclipse I had multiple source folders with each it’s own output folder. Now I web enabled the project, not only I have only one source folder (WEB-INF/classes), I also cannot enable different output folders anymore.
Joris
Since one WAR archives mirrors one destination, the specification limits that. MyEclipse only reflects that requirement.
Perhaps you try to manage to many different things within one project?Beer even tastes better if you dont mix it with milk 😉 Use separate glasses.
NOP
Joris,
NOP’s reply is dead on, you may be trying to manage too much in one project. Can you give us an outline of whats all in this project?There are four artifacts (read jars or wars) in this project. A jar for services, my object model, aspect oriented logging and one for my war. These are managed with maven. The J2EE specification has nothing to do with how I organize my sources and classes before deployment to a j2ee application server or web container. But I will try an approach with four projects.
Thanks,
Joris
The J2EE specification has nothing to do with how I organize my sources and classes before deployment to a j2ee application server or web container.
Yes you are right, the spec does not have anything to do with it, BUT the spec does impose on our tool a certain requirement… so if you want to use our tool to handle deployment, then you need to adhere by the tool’s requirements.
If you don’t want to use our tool for deployment, and instead want to use an Ant script, that’s fine, then you can leave everything the way it is.
