Hi, I was reading over this older blog link http://blog.tapestry5.de/index.php/2010/01/19/tapestry-ioc-modularization-of-web-applications-without-osgi/
now that I have to architect our app to work for other customers. We want to keep the core parts together and refactor out the customer specific parts to their own JARs, which can then be added into a WAR file. I'm still in the middle of changing the code, but... 1) I'm assuming this is still the way to roll out customer specific WARs when you have a core set of pages/services. (The customer specific portion becomes a JAR with a module that is discovered by the core WAR file you launch) 2) For some of my customers I have REST resources using Tynamo+RESTEasy, and I also have static HTML+JS+CSS files that are customer specific, which talk to those REST resources. How/where should I package those in my JAR file, so that they'll end up in the right place in one big, exploded WAR file? It would be easiest if those HTML+JS+CSS files are just served up instead of being converted to TML files, because the developer in charge of those files doesn't want to adopt anything new. Can I just lay out my customer specific maven module in the same way as a normal T5 App, but package it as a JAR and without any web.xml (since it would use the core app's T5 ServletFilter) I'm using Tomcat, if that matters--hopefully it doesn't.
