Thanks for all the replies.
Only now i've noticed that the webapp dir has moved inside the main dir
since Maven 1. I just moved the webapp dir inside main and it worked fine.
Thanks again.
Hugo
Igor Deruga wrote:
Hello, Hugo!
I had such a problem too, though my project's structure is far from
be
Igor Deruga wrote:
Hello, Hugo!
I had such a problem too, though my project's structure is far from
being "normal".
I can suggest adding this line:
/home/sandbox/myproject-3.0/subproject/web-content/WEB-INF/web.xml
inside the maven-war-plugin (just don't forget to change the path to
your valu
Hello, Hugo!
I had such a problem too, though my project's structure is far from
being "normal".
I can suggest adding this line:
/home/sandbox/myproject-3.0/subproject/web-content/WEB-INF/web.xml
inside the maven-war-plugin (just don't forget to change the path to
your value). Here's the whole b
You need to create a web.xml file in src/main/webapp/WEB-INF
src/main/webapp/WEB-INF is the default value of warSourceDirectory
plugin property
Emmanuel
Hugo Palma wrote:
I have a multimodule project where one of the modules is a web
application therefor with war packaging.
The directory structu
On 5/16/05, Hugo Palma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a multimodule project where one of the modules is a web
> application therefor with war packaging.
> The directory structure i use is the "normal" one with
>
> src
> |
> - webapp
> |
> - WEB-INF
In that case, you'll need to add
I have a multimodule project where one of the modules is a web
application therefor with war packaging.
The directory structure i use is the "normal" one with
src
|
- webapp
|
- WEB-INF
When i run m2 install from the parente module i get the following exception:
[ERROR] Cause:
org.apache.ma
