make another module alongside webapp1 and webapp2 called, for example, webapp-resources
and then depend on this jar module from both webapps.
If you require to filter the resources then you need a more complicated solution, however :(

Andy

On 30 Mar 2007, at 14:29, Doug Tanner wrote:

I am currently in the process of refactoring our code in order to switch
from building with ant to maven.  How can I share resources, such as
property files, between multiple webapps?



Current directory structure:



Webapps

    -src

        -java

            -webapp1

            -webapp2

            -x.properties

            -y.properties



This is how I am envisioning the maven structure:



Webapps

    -parent.pom.xml

    -webapp1

        -src

            -main

                -java

                -resources

                    -x.properties

                    -y.properties

                -webapp

                    -jsps

        -pom.xml

    -webapp2

        -src

            -main

                -java

                -resources

                    -x.properties

                    -y.properties

                -webapp

                    -jsps

        -pom.xml



Should I be able to have these properties files in a central location
such that any number of webapps can include them? Each webapp will be a
distinct war file after assembly.



Thanks,



Doug Tanner

Configuration Management Engineer

Benefitfocus.com, Inc.





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