Noel J. Bergman wrote:
It contains the commons informations for the James project (website,
repositories, developers, licenses). Think at it as the AbstractPOM
for our POMs (m2 has many Object Oriented things in its architecture)
It seems to me that the site/ structure was being used for that
Stefano Bagnara wrote (merged from two replies):
> Noel J. Bergman wrote:
> > AGAIN, why isn't the project/ directory under site/, which IS known to
the
> > mailer? I have raised this before, and not gotten a reply.
> It is under project because it does not contains only site specific
things.
>
Noel J. Bergman wrote:
I just reorganized james/project folder in svn
AGAIN, why isn't the project/ directory under site/, which IS known to the
mailer? I have raised this before, and not gotten a reply.
--- Noel
About the "AGAIN" and "not gotten a reply" maybe you missed this threa
Noel J. Bergman wrote:
I just reorganized james/project folder in svn
AGAIN, why isn't the project/ directory under site/, which IS known to the
mailer? I have raised this before, and not gotten a reply.
It is under project because it does not contains only site specific things.
In fact the
> I just reorganized james/project folder in svn
AGAIN, why isn't the project/ directory under site/, which IS known to the
mailer? I have raised this before, and not gotten a reply.
--- Noel
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I just reorganized james/project folder in svn to include the
tags/trunk/branches structure that I forgot to create when moving it out
of sandbox.
So I created the 3 folders, I moved all the previous content to "trunk"
and I updated all of the pom.xml to include the new "trunk" path in
their
