Great Summary Brandon.
Given that Maven allows one to specify the resources folder (and even filter
out certain files, like we will for .java files eventually), and considering
that it does not cast a warning or error upon setting the resource directory
to the source directory, I would consider
That's good to hear. I'm too lazy to go confirm much of this :). So,
thanks for doing some foot work to find examples where this is being
used without problem. I know Maven provides for this feature. But, I
have run across other features that were provided for and wound up
causing headaches.
Hi,
although it is possible to do this with maven I would rather like to see that the maven defaults are used -
just because they are some kind of convention - and convention over configuration is one of the key features
of maven. Anyway - I guess it is not a big deal to reuse the source
Everybody would always prefer to use the defaults. But it's important
to know when not to.
To clarify, for the purposes of the ibatis 3 source code, this only
impacts the unit tests. When it comes time to include XML schemas (or
DTDs), we'll likley put them in a separate resources folder.
What
