Hi,
I'm currently working on the eclipse template wizard plugin. This plugin creates a simple project in eclipse and uses the same directory structure as the quickstarts do.
I'm wondering how useful that directory structure is. I'd rather see a more structured layout.
This is the current structure:
| |---src/
| |---build.properties
| |---build.xml
| |---deployment.xml
| |---jbmq-queue-service.xml
| |---jbm-queue-service.xml
| |---jboss-esb.xml
| |---jbossesb-properties.xml
| |---jndi.properties
| |---juddi.properties
| |---log4j.xml
| |---readme.txt
|
Should we instead use a maven like project structure like this:
| |---src/
| |---src/main/java
| |---src/main/resources
| |---src/test/java
| |---src/test/resources
|
And putting the configuration files in the resources directories.
Any thoughs on this?
/Daniel
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