A followup to this: setting project.build-dir works, but the webapp
directory is still generated in a directory called “build”. I tried
setting the project.webapp property to influence this, but it didn’t
make any difference. This is what I’m currently doing:
<exec executable="${forrest.call}">
<arg value="-Dproject.build-dir=${cwd}${file.separator}${forrest-build}"/>
<arg
value="-Dproject.temp-dir=${cwd}${file.separator}${forrest-build}${file.separator}tmp"/>
<arg
value="-Dproject.webapp=${cwd}${file.separator}${forrest-build}${file.separator}webapp"/>
</exec>
forrest-build="batik-1.6/forrest", so I want this to cause these
directories to be built:
batik-1.6/forrest/site
batik-1.6/forrest/tmp
batik-1.6/forrest/webapp
but I get:
batik-1.6/forrest/site
batik-1.6/forrest/tmp
build/webapp
Any way I can change this?
Thanks,
Cameron
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