Let's assume I want to write a web-application using Torque (and other
libraries).
How do I organize the tree now? Where do I put everything?
I mean:
I have
webappname
/META_INF
/WEB-INF
/classes
/lib
/src
Now I assume I put the torque-3.1.1.jar into /web-inf/lib, right?
But where do I place all those configuration files?
I really don't want them anywhere in the source or class folders. There must
be a way where I can keep those config files (the ones torque and maven use,
resource bundles, logger configurations and so on) away from the web-inf
dir. Is meta-inf meant for that?
But then I assume that torque wouldnt work anymore.
And where do I place the db driver?
Would I include maven so that the web-app can automatically build the db? Or
would I rather do a "maven torque" once, then compile the sources and
deliver a .war plus a db-create script that the user has to manually execute
during the installation process of the web-app?
Are there any conventions for all of this? I assume there must be because
this seems like a trivial question to me that experienced developers handle
daily without thinking.
Thanks
scrut
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