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| feature request [message #25568] |
Mon, 07 June 2004 10:49  |
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Hello,
I wanted to propose a feature for the web tools.
I often saw jsp pages outside the web root folder (if you have pages that
differ in function of the deployement environment -dev,test,prod...-).
in every tools i saw (lomboz, myeclipseide, ...), i don't see the
possibility to edit them properly (code assist, taglibs...) without errors.
it should be good for jsp pages not to be dependant of a structure for jsp
(like for java file). Adding taglibs as a property of project (like jars
for java compiling) would be a very interessting feature.
thank you,
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Nicolas YOUNA
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| Re: feature request [message #25608 is a reply to message #25568] |
Tue, 08 June 2004 07:29  |
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Originally posted by: gercan.REMOVE_ME.acm.org
Hi Nicolas,
Actually Lomboz provides a feature similiar to what you described. In
lomboz it is possible to define a web module to be the default web module
for the project. When this is done any jsp files that is not part of the
web module directory structure are treated as if they are a part of the
default web module
Gorkem Ercan
Nicolas YOUNA wrote:
> Hello,
> I wanted to propose a feature for the web tools.
> I often saw jsp pages outside the web root folder (if you have pages that
> differ in function of the deployement environment -dev,test,prod...-).
> in every tools i saw (lomboz, myeclipseide, ...), i don't see the
> possibility to edit them properly (code assist, taglibs...) without errors.
> it should be good for jsp pages not to be dependant of a structure for jsp
> (like for java file). Adding taglibs as a property of project (like jars
> for java compiling) would be a very interessting feature.
> thank you,
> ___
> Nicolas YOUNA
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| Re: feature request [message #25757 is a reply to message #25608] |
Tue, 08 June 2004 09:13 |
| Eclipse User |
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Hi,
you are right,
but we are always dependant of a deployed webapp structure (ie: a webRoot
with inside a WEB-INF folder, lib are in WEB-INF/lib...)
actually i have a projet structure like that:
/myProjet
---/src : java sources
---/env : environment specific folder
------/env1 : contains env1 environment files
------/env2 : contains env2 environment files
---/etc : other files (.properties .xml ...)
---/web : web root (without a WEB-INF folder)
---/lib : lib required for the project
i have a ANT script that deploy the project for me ->
compile java sources
zip classes and .properties (depending of the environment target) into a
jar
copy web folder content into the deployment directory
create WEB-INF directory
copy lib jars and project jar into WEB-INF/lib
copy environment specific files into their right place (including
"web.xml")
actualy, i need to set the webRoot folder to "web", create an artificial
WEB-INF directory in it (contening copies of jars, *.properties ...)
i know that i can change the default Java-Builder for a project (or add
ant scripts to it) so i can automatically redeloyed it on my tomcat. But i
still can't remove this anoying WEB-INF directory on my web directory to
continue to developpe correctly.
do you see more precisely my needs?
___
Nicolas YOUNA
Gorkem Ercan wrote:
> Hi Nicolas,
> Actually Lomboz provides a feature similiar to what you described. In
> lomboz it is possible to define a web module to be the default web module
> for the project. When this is done any jsp files that is not part of the
> web module directory structure are treated as if they are a part of the
> default web module
> Gorkem Ercan
> Nicolas YOUNA wrote:
> > Hello,
> > I wanted to propose a feature for the web tools.
> > I often saw jsp pages outside the web root folder (if you have pages that
> > differ in function of the deployement environment -dev,test,prod...-).
> > in every tools i saw (lomboz, myeclipseide, ...), i don't see the
> > possibility to edit them properly (code assist, taglibs...) without errors.
> > it should be good for jsp pages not to be dependant of a structure for jsp
> > (like for java file). Adding taglibs as a property of project (like jars
> > for java compiling) would be a very interessting feature.
> > thank you,
> > ___
> > Nicolas YOUNA
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| Re: feature request [message #25767 is a reply to message #25757] |
Wed, 09 June 2004 10:29 |
| Eclipse User |
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this was a feature I asked before in lomboz, to allow to set a different
directory for run-time lib, xml's and properties files, and jsp's and
html's. But you can use a directory with the default structure of a war file
too.
Emerson
"Nicolas YOUNA" <nyouna@online.fr> escreveu na mensagem
news:ca4e1f$4cp$1@eclipse.org...
> Hi,
>
> you are right,
> but we are always dependant of a deployed webapp structure (ie: a webRoot
> with inside a WEB-INF folder, lib are in WEB-INF/lib...)
>
> actually i have a projet structure like that:
>
> /myProjet
> ---/src : java sources
> ---/env : environment specific folder
> ------/env1 : contains env1 environment files
> ------/env2 : contains env2 environment files
> ---/etc : other files (.properties .xml ...)
> ---/web : web root (without a WEB-INF folder)
> ---/lib : lib required for the project
>
> i have a ANT script that deploy the project for me ->
> compile java sources
> zip classes and .properties (depending of the environment target) into a
> jar
> copy web folder content into the deployment directory
> create WEB-INF directory
> copy lib jars and project jar into WEB-INF/lib
> copy environment specific files into their right place (including
> "web.xml")
>
> actualy, i need to set the webRoot folder to "web", create an artificial
> WEB-INF directory in it (contening copies of jars, *.properties ...)
>
> i know that i can change the default Java-Builder for a project (or add
> ant scripts to it) so i can automatically redeloyed it on my tomcat. But i
> still can't remove this anoying WEB-INF directory on my web directory to
> continue to developpe correctly.
>
> do you see more precisely my needs?
>
> ___
> Nicolas YOUNA
>
>
>
> Gorkem Ercan wrote:
>
> > Hi Nicolas,
> > Actually Lomboz provides a feature similiar to what you described. In
> > lomboz it is possible to define a web module to be the default web
module
> > for the project. When this is done any jsp files that is not part of the
> > web module directory structure are treated as if they are a part of the
> > default web module
>
> > Gorkem Ercan
>
> > Nicolas YOUNA wrote:
>
> > > Hello,
>
> > > I wanted to propose a feature for the web tools.
>
> > > I often saw jsp pages outside the web root folder (if you have pages
that
> > > differ in function of the deployement environment -dev,test,prod...-).
>
> > > in every tools i saw (lomboz, myeclipseide, ...), i don't see the
> > > possibility to edit them properly (code assist, taglibs...) without
errors.
>
> > > it should be good for jsp pages not to be dependant of a structure for
jsp
> > > (like for java file). Adding taglibs as a property of project (like
jars
> > > for java compiling) would be a very interessting feature.
>
> > > thank you,
>
> > > ___
> > > Nicolas YOUNA
>
>
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| Re: feature request [message #25783 is a reply to message #25767] |
Thu, 10 June 2004 04:52 |
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> But you can use a directory with the default structure of a war file
> too.
yes i can, this is what i use to do. But i must change the ant script to
match to this and i can't : the other guys of my team works on NetBeans,
the ant script is shared between us. So i have my ant script which is not
commited in our CVS repository... :'-( . Not too useful...
Nicolas
Emerson Cargnin wrote:
> this was a feature I asked before in lomboz, to allow to set a different
> directory for run-time lib, xml's and properties files, and jsp's and
> html's. But you can use a directory with the default structure of a war file
> too.
> Emerson
> "Nicolas YOUNA" <nyouna@online.fr> escreveu na mensagem
> news:ca4e1f$4cp$1@eclipse.org...
> > Hi,
> >
> > you are right,
> > but we are always dependant of a deployed webapp structure (ie: a webRoot
> > with inside a WEB-INF folder, lib are in WEB-INF/lib...)
> >
> > actually i have a projet structure like that:
> >
> > /myProjet
> > ---/src : java sources
> > ---/env : environment specific folder
> > ------/env1 : contains env1 environment files
> > ------/env2 : contains env2 environment files
> > ---/etc : other files (.properties .xml ...)
> > ---/web : web root (without a WEB-INF folder)
> > ---/lib : lib required for the project
> >
> > i have a ANT script that deploy the project for me ->
> > compile java sources
> > zip classes and .properties (depending of the environment target) into a
> > jar
> > copy web folder content into the deployment directory
> > create WEB-INF directory
> > copy lib jars and project jar into WEB-INF/lib
> > copy environment specific files into their right place (including
> > "web.xml")
> >
> > actualy, i need to set the webRoot folder to "web", create an artificial
> > WEB-INF directory in it (contening copies of jars, *.properties ...)
> >
> > i know that i can change the default Java-Builder for a project (or add
> > ant scripts to it) so i can automatically redeloyed it on my tomcat. But i
> > still can't remove this anoying WEB-INF directory on my web directory to
> > continue to developpe correctly.
> >
> > do you see more precisely my needs?
> >
> > ___
> > Nicolas YOUNA
> >
> >
> >
> > Gorkem Ercan wrote:
> >
> > > Hi Nicolas,
> > > Actually Lomboz provides a feature similiar to what you described. In
> > > lomboz it is possible to define a web module to be the default web
> module
> > > for the project. When this is done any jsp files that is not part of the
> > > web module directory structure are treated as if they are a part of the
> > > default web module
> >
> > > Gorkem Ercan
> >
> > > Nicolas YOUNA wrote:
> >
> > > > Hello,
> >
> > > > I wanted to propose a feature for the web tools.
> >
> > > > I often saw jsp pages outside the web root folder (if you have pages
> that
> > > > differ in function of the deployement environment -dev,test,prod...-).
> >
> > > > in every tools i saw (lomboz, myeclipseide, ...), i don't see the
> > > > possibility to edit them properly (code assist, taglibs...) without
> errors.
> >
> > > > it should be good for jsp pages not to be dependant of a structure for
> jsp
> > > > (like for java file). Adding taglibs as a property of project (like
> jars
> > > > for java compiling) would be a very interessting feature.
> >
> > > > thank you,
> >
> > > > ___
> > > > Nicolas YOUNA
> >
> >
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