On 21/06/18 02:21, William L. Thomson Jr. wrote: > Turns out my issues were due to resources ending up in a sub-directory, > prefixed with java/org, like find out in sources. One aspect I would > like to see done if possible. Tomcat mixes a lot of stuff into the same > directories. Its layout and what not started before the normal java > conventions now such as; > > src/main/java > src/main/resources > > It would be great if tomcat could move towards such structure. My > problem was due to grabbing resources that are mixed in with sources. > Then failing to strip java/ from the path as I copied over the files > into the jar. Various properties and xml files. I understand some > properties files need be in the same folders but other stuff like xml. > But many of those can be merged at build time. > > Packaging hundreds of Java applications. Very few mix in resources with > source files. Thus my logic for handling such cases was off. Self > inflicted problem, but would help if project layout was better. > > Utopian would be moving various pieces into sub-directories for the > various jars. I had to be creative to get my jars to be the same as > those from upstream. Due to sources all being mixed together. Beyond > mixing resources and java sources.
Rather than repeating what has been said many times before, I suggest you look in the archives for past discussions on source structure. They are usually part of a discussion about switching to Maven as a build system. Mark --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@tomcat.apache.org
