I've got the same problem, but I don't think there is a solution to this. I always produce the jars and then use mvn jetty:run to run the webapp from where it is (no need to create a .war) If you find a solution, please let us know.
On Thu, 14 Sep 2006 15:27:24 +0200, Ed Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm just starting a project using tapestry & hivemind and run into my first > problem > > I'm using maven & eclipse to build the project. This implies several > smaller projects that are combined. > > Example: > > model-project - product a jar > doa-project - produces a jar > services-project - produce a jar > services-imple-project - produce a jar > > and a web project > > web-project - produce a war file > > > While in development, rather than produce jar files and a war file, I deploy > to tomcat with an exploded war (all classes - the four above projects that > produce jars, are also put in as classes so debug and hot deployment works). > > this causes a problem. If I have a /METE-INF directory in each project with > a hivemodule.xml file in each, when I deploy, only the last one wins. > > If I put the hivemodel into any other directory, the modle is not picked up. > > Is there any other location the hivemodle could be deployed? > > thanks
