As a follow-up, if you're using the jetty:run maven plugin with the
default configuration to launch your app from the command-line, you
will need to:
mvn process-resources
after making changes to templates in order for them to show up. The
command will copy the changed-templates from the src directory to the
target directory.
Robert
On Jun 11, 2008, at 6/119:40 AM , Kristian Marinkovic wrote:
if you configure the jetty-plugin (in eclipse) it will use the
compiled
classes from
the binary directory. it will do as if it where in your WEB-INF/
classes
directory.
because you can build your project with maven from the
command line the content of the target directory in eclipse then does
not reflect the changed content as eclipse has no way of knowing if
the files in your filesystem have changed. therefore you have to
refresh
the target directory in eclipse after you build your project using
maven
from the command line. because this is a tedious and boring task that
is easy forgotten :) it is recommend to use a different output
directory
for
the classes generated by eclipse (the latest m2 plugin uses target-
eclipse
anyway).
the templates will be reloaded automatically if you have them in your
classpath. your eclipse project needs at least the src/main/java and
src/main/resources directory in its classpath. the src/main/resources
directory contains the template files in directories
corresponding with to the package structure of you classes. everything
in your classpath will be put virtually in you WEB-INF/classes
directory
of your servlet container.
i hope this helps :)
g,
kris
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Thema
Re: T5 Automatic class reloading
After playing for hours I achieve to make my classes automatically
reloaded
with it a true joy.
But now my templates are not up to date.....
I need to understand the following, both jetty plugin and jettyrun
show in
the console:
launching Jetty webapp: /compramaestra on address: 0.0.0.0:80 using
dir:
[D:\MAX\prg\workspace\compramaestra\src\main\webapp]
So I guess jetty has no idea where target or target-eclipse or
whatever
output directory is...thus it should be tapestry itself who makes some
assumptions in order to reload the classes and templates.
I might be completly wrong....
I also can't understend the role maven plays in the game.
I just wish to run the jetty-plugin change my templates and java
classes
and
look at the browser.
At the moment my output file is target (after some strange changes
from
target-eclipse to target) and it contains both the class files and
the tml
files
And for the classes everything goes smoth but the tml....
It seems like eclipse when building the app deploys automatically the
classes in the target directory but doesn't know what to do with the
tml
files.
Thanks
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