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[M2] Where to place servlet code in a WAR project?
In my web project, I have the following:
src
----main
--------java
-------------com/my/package/MyServlet
--------webapp
------------*.jsp
------------WEB-INF
In the WAR file that is generated, MyServlet ends up in a folder called
imported_classes. It cannot be reference after I deploy my WAR as it is
not in the classpath. Can anybody please advise how I would go about
making it visible and what the point of having a src/main/java/... path
would be in a web project?
Thanks,
-j
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Re: [M2] Where to place servlet code in a WAR project?
Posted by Neeraj Bisht <ne...@daffodildb.com>.
put your servlet class inside src/main/java and check your pom
On 9/30/06, Owen Jacobson <an...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 9/29/06, Max Cooper <ma...@maxcooper.com> wrote:
> > Justin,
> >
> > I am not sure where the "imported_classes" directory is coming from.
> > That is not the normal behavior for Maven.
> >
> > Normally, the setup you describe would result in the sources from
> > src/main/java being compiled into WEB-INF/classes inside the war file.
> > However, be aware that I *DON'T* mean src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/classes.
> > All the files produced during the build (including .class files) end up
> > inside the "target" dir.
> >
> > Search your pom.xml file for the string "imported_classes". Perhaps you
> > adapted your pom.xml from another project and inherited an unwanted
> setting.
>
> Agreed. Examine the pom and all parent poms to see if one of them is
> reconfiguring either the javac plugin or the war plugin.
>
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Re: [M2] Where to place servlet code in a WAR project?
Posted by Owen Jacobson <an...@gmail.com>.
On 9/29/06, Max Cooper <ma...@maxcooper.com> wrote:
> Justin,
>
> I am not sure where the "imported_classes" directory is coming from.
> That is not the normal behavior for Maven.
>
> Normally, the setup you describe would result in the sources from
> src/main/java being compiled into WEB-INF/classes inside the war file.
> However, be aware that I *DON'T* mean src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/classes.
> All the files produced during the build (including .class files) end up
> inside the "target" dir.
>
> Search your pom.xml file for the string "imported_classes". Perhaps you
> adapted your pom.xml from another project and inherited an unwanted setting.
Agreed. Examine the pom and all parent poms to see if one of them is
reconfiguring either the javac plugin or the war plugin.
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Re: [M2] Where to place servlet code in a WAR project?
Posted by Max Cooper <ma...@maxcooper.com>.
Justin,
I am not sure where the "imported_classes" directory is coming from.
That is not the normal behavior for Maven.
Normally, the setup you describe would result in the sources from
src/main/java being compiled into WEB-INF/classes inside the war file.
However, be aware that I *DON'T* mean src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/classes.
All the files produced during the build (including .class files) end up
inside the "target" dir.
Search your pom.xml file for the string "imported_classes". Perhaps you
adapted your pom.xml from another project and inherited an unwanted setting.
Are you using an IDE? Maybe it is compiling the sources to that location.
Here is a link to the maven-war-plugin documentation, which is very
helpful for setting up a war project in maven (or figuring out why a war
project isn't building the way you expect it to):
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-war-plugin/
src/main/java is the standard location for Java sources in Maven. If you
are asking "why not in src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/src (or similar)?", I
have two responses:
* most projects don't want their source code in the war file structure
* using the Maven standard location means you can use all the Maven
reports, etc. without having to configure a "custom" location
-Max
justin_fung@hsbc.ca wrote:
> In my web project, I have the following:
>
> src
> ----main
> --------java
> -------------com/my/package/MyServlet
> --------webapp
> ------------*.jsp
> ------------WEB-INF
>
> In the WAR file that is generated, MyServlet ends up in a folder called
> imported_classes. It cannot be reference after I deploy my WAR as it is
> not in the classpath. Can anybody please advise how I would go about
> making it visible and what the point of having a src/main/java/... path
> would be in a web project?
>
> Thanks,
>
> -j
>
> ---------------------------------------------------
> Justin Fung
> justin_fung@hsbc.ca
> Consultant, Business Systems
> IT Banking Systems, e-Business
> HSBC Bank Canada
> http://www.hsbc.ca
> p: (604) 643-6605
> f: (604) 643-6727
>
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