I'm a not-too-savvy Maven user. What I would like to do, and it probably
violates some sacred religious Maven principle, is alter subdirectory
structure to imitate a non-Maven Eclipse project. Please see the
illustration below.
Is it Maven that imposes the extra, traditional substructure or a
function of the archetype that can be modified (if only I knew how)?
Many thanks for comments.
~/dev/maven $tree
.
`--helloworld
+-- pom.xml
`--src
+--main
| `--java
| `--com
| `--fun
| `-- App.java
`--test
`--java
`--com
`--fun
`-- AppTest.java
should become
~/dev/maven $tree
.
`--helloworld
+-- pom.xml
+--src
| `-- com
| `-- fun
| `-- App.java
`-- test
`--com
`--fun
`-- AppTest.java
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