[jboss-jira] [JBoss JIRA] (DROOLS-4043) inappropriate warning appear while building kjar

inappropriate warning appear while building kjar ------------------------------------------------ Key: DROOLS-4043 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/DROOLS-4043 Project: Drools Issue Type: Bug Components: core engine Affects Versions: 7.18.0.Final Reporter: Hiroko Miura Assignee: Mario Fusco Priority: Major Labels: support Attachments: buildKjar.zip When bulding kjar, warning something like the following appear. {noformat} [WARNING] File 'src/main/resources//work/buildKjar/src/main/resources/com/sample/rules2' is in folder '.work.buildKjar.src.main.resources.com.sample.rules2' but declares package 'com.sample.rules2'. It is advised to have a correspondance between package and folder names. [WARNING] File 'src/main/resources//work/buildKjar/src/main/resources/com/sample/rules' is in folder '.work.buildKjar.src.main.resources.com.sample.rules' but declares package 'com.sample.rules'. It is advised to have a correspondance between package and folder names. [WARNING] File 'work/buildKjar/src/main/resources/com/sample/rules2' is in folder 'work.buildKjar.src.main.resources.com.sample.rules2' but declares package 'com.sample.rules2'. It is advised to have a correspondance between package and folder names. [WARNING] File 'work/buildKjar/src/main/resources/com/sample/rules' is in folder 'work.buildKjar.src.main.resources.com.sample.rules' but declares package 'com.sample.rules'. It is advised to have a correspondance between package and folder names. {noformat} But drl are put under appropriate path which matches declared package. {noformat} src/main/resources/ ├── com │   └── sample │   ├── rules │   │   └── Sample.drl │   └── rules2 │   └── Sample2.drl {noformat} This warning should not appear for this example. In addition, path of File which is shown in this warning message looks wired. e.g. {noformat} File 'src/main/resources//work/buildKjarTest2/src/main/resources/com/sample/rules2' {noformat} i.e. prefix ('src/main/resources/') is added to absolute path. Therefore, it's hard to understand what is exactly wrong and warned.