Re: Modules and paths

2006-04-18 Thread ian . d . stewart 
Relative paths are resolved relative to the current working directory.  You
can either use the system properties specified within the POM (e.g.,
{maven.war.warSourceDirectory}/WEB-INF/applicationContext-hibernate.xml) or
use a classpath: url (e.g., classpath:applicationContext-hibernate.xml)


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Ian

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Hi, I have this line which reads my Spring bean declarations from the named
relative path.

"file:WebContent/WEB-INF/applicationContext-hibernate.xml"

When running the web module pom, this works correctly, however when running
the parent pom it cannot find the file. If I prepend "MyWebModule" to the
string it works fine again.

Shouldn't the path be relative it's own modules pom and not to the parent
pom?

BR
/Peter



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Modules and paths

2006-04-18 Thread Peter Karlsson 
Hi, I have this line which reads my Spring bean declarations from the named 
relative path.

"file:WebContent/WEB-INF/applicationContext-hibernate.xml"

When running the web module pom, this works correctly, however when running the 
parent pom it cannot find the file. If I prepend "MyWebModule" to the string it 
works fine again.

Shouldn't the path be relative it's own modules pom and not to the parent pom?

BR
/Peter