We have a project and we don't really want to change the directory structure as
it matches all of our other projects(jar projects included here). It is like
so...
project
input
javasrc - src code
libinclude - jar files that go in WEB-INF/lib when bundling war
libexclude - jar files needed for compile but don't go in war
webroot - contains all the xhtml files
WEB-INF - contains seam descriptors
output - a bunch of generated directories
We would like to setup jboss tools just like myeclipse where
1. jboss tools does not generate any files in input/.... otherwise we have to
deal with cvsignores and that is no fun.
2. jboss tools can be setup so that all jars in libinclude go into WEB-INF/lib
on deployment and all classes go to WEB-INF/classes
Is there way to set this up or jboss tools still behind here with respect to
myeclipse? I would love to make the move, but we have 20 projects(jars and
wars) all with the above directory structure that people are familiar with.
libinclude contains our seam and jsf implementation and hibernate and other
stuff.
libexclude contains the runtime jars that we don't need to deploy like things
we may have added to a commonlib directory or servlet-api.jar.
thanks for ANY bit of advice on this!!!!
Dean
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