Dear Sirs,
Currently I'm developing a webapp in eclipse running on a tomcat
instance. When I edit a .html or a .java file in eclipse, the
modification can be immediately observed (because Automatic building is
turned on in Eclipse and I'm using a context file that specifies the
docbase of the context as the ouput directory of Eclipse).
Now, I'd like to convert the project to use maven and preserve the above
way of development. How to do this?
The problem is that if I place stuff into the /src/main/webapp
directory, it does not get copied to /target/classes, which means I
cannot use target/classes as the docbase of the context.
Since my pom specifies war as a packaging mode,
/target/myapp-1.0-SNAPSHOT contains the exploded WAR contents. If I
specify this directory as a docbase for the tomcat context, everything
works as intended, the only problem is that if I edit something in
eclipse, the changes will be only visible after doing a mvn package..
Anyone has a solution for this?
What about Jetty, is there a solution for that too?
Best regards,
Istvan
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