[fli]

Hi.

In Eclipse 3.0 you can define different source folders and for each such folder a different output (bin) folder.

However, it seems that when MyEclipse validates JSP files it only looks in the “Default Output Folder” (as defined in the project build settings). It would be conveniant if it could use the defined output folders also.

Regards
/Fredrik

[Riyad Kalla]

Fredrik, good point I will file this.

[Riyad Kalla]

Fredrik,
Our developer is having trouble reproducing this, can you createa sample project that exhibits this behavior and email it to support@genuitec.com with a reference to this thread?

[nranly]

To reproduce…

Project->Properties

Java Build Path

Click on the ‘Source’ tab

Check ‘Allow output folder for source folders’

Press ‘Add Folder’ and put something like meta-src

Expand the new folder and edit the output folder to something other then the default (meta-bin)

Put the meta information into the meta-src folder

Deploy the project and it does not contain the files from the meta-bin folder

[Riyad Kalla]

nranly,
Where are you creating meta-bin, off the root of your project? The deployer still will only deploy from the WebRoot on down, so unless you create meta-bin under that dir, it won’t be deployed regardless.

[nranly]

meta-bin is created at the root of the project.

[Riyad Kalla]

In that case, did my explanation why it wasn’t being deployed make sense? You would need to include it in your WebRoot wherever you wanted it to exist.

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