Hi,
I have provided a patch [1] which implements a zip packaging and made
some improve on the war plugin.
My use case was the following : I need to separate the html content (in
production it's deployed in a http server) from the war content (in
production it's deployed in a appserver).
In
You can package them in a jar, then you define a listener which can read the
JavaScript , images from the jar and write them into a Dir when the web
server is starting.
2005/12/22, Mick Knutson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have common JavaScript tools, images and other common elements/resources
that
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Subject: Re: [m2] where to put common javescript and ui tools
You can package them in a jar
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Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2005 5:43 PM
Subject: Re: [m2] where to put common javescript and ui tools
You can package them in a jar, then you define a listener which can read
the
JavaScript , images from the jar and write them into a Dir when the web
server is starting.
2005/12
You can package them in a jar, then you define a listener which can read
the
JavaScript , images from the jar and write them into a Dir when the web
server is starting.
Seems pretty much out of topic here, but you could also very well
write a servlet or filter which is gonna read
