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Post subject: [Configuration] What is a supported project layout?
 Posted: Jan 26, 2006 - 01:57 AM
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MyEclipse historically (will be more flexible in the future) expects your project to be in an exploded WAR format. More specifically, something like:
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/<project root>
+/src <-- Java source code for web project (servlets, actions, forms, beans, etc.)
+/docs <-- license files, readme's, etc
+/api <-- Target for your Javadoc source generation
+/lib <-- extra libs that the web app doesn't need while running
+/webroot <-- this is the base of the webroot, this will be the root when deployed to Tomcat, etc.
+index.jsp <-- example jsp file in root
+/images <-- images for the website
+/WEB-INF
+/classes <-- build output directory
+/lib <-- libs required for your webapp to run (i.e. struts.jar, etc.)
+/conf <-- your custom conf files that you need for your app
+/tld <-- taglibs
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Please note that some example files (e.g. index.jsp) are shown in the tree above to make it more readable, but are not required. Also note that directories like /conf and /tld under the WEB-INF directory are not required but shown for organizational sake. You would make use of these dirs by placing config files (like struts-config.xml) in the /conf dir and adjusting your parameters to the Struts ActionServlet so it could find the file in its new location. Also you can organize your TLD files in the /tld dir and update your taglib-location entries in your web.xml file to point to the new locations.
As always, you are free to organize your project as you wish, but everything under /webroot is a 'best guess' suggestion for you to start with as it is supported by MyEclipse and most all IDEs as a standard WAR format. Anything outside of /webroot (the Eclipse project organization) is up to you to decide freely. |
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