I may be wrong, but I think you can put your .page files under WEB-INF and your .html under the context. That way you'll have them separated.
On 5/25/06, Carl Pelletier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everyone, I`m starting a project with Tapestry 4.0 and was wondering if someone have recommendation on how to structure my project. I don`t really understand how Tapestry work with directory. It`s like everything is in the same folder. For us, it`s doesnt fit to have juste one directory with all the .page .html and component in the same folder. I know I can specify where are the component by using org.apache.tapestry.component-class-packages but it`s just work for the java files. Is there a way to specify all this without adding each page in the .application ? For now, we doing something like: <page name="contactHome" specification-path="contact/home.page" /> <page name="contactList" specification-path="contact/gestionContacts/contactList.page" /> <page name="contact" specification-path="contact/gestionContacts/contact.page"/> <page name="profilCRUD" specification-path="contact/gestionContacts/contact.page" /> <page name="conjointCRUD" specification-path="contact/gestionContacts/conjointCRUD.page" /> <page name="adjointCRUD" specification-path="contact/gestionContacts/adjointCRUD.page" /> <page name="entrepriseCRUD" specification-path="contact/gestionContacts/entrepriseCRUD.page" /> <page name="consommationCRUD" specification-path="contact/gestionContacts/consommationCRUD.page" /> For each section and sub section. At the end of the project, we will have ~200 pages. It's we be a real mess in the .application, don`t you think ? Thanks for any advise, help or recommendation! Really sorry for the bad english, I`m french. Carl Pelletier
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