在创建war / jat时，Maven会忽略资源文件。 如何迫使它包括他们？

Question

I am configuring Jenkins (using Maven integration) for the first time. I am liking it but it is not very smooth. My project has the following structure

Repository 1
  -View
  -Model
  -Business

Repository 2
  -Widget library

In this widget library, I have the following file tree:

  -root
     -src
       -com
         -example
           -file1.java
           -file2.java
           -file3.java
           -widget1.html
           -widget2.html
           -widget3.html

My build gets downloaded, compile and a war is generated. It also gets deployed to my remote server and I am very happy about it. Unfortunately, my project still doesn't open because the widget1.html, widget2.html and widget3.html are missing. If I unzip my war file and my WidgetLibrary.jar, the .java classes are included there, but the .html are not.

Is there any way to make Maven include all the files in the project?

Answer 1

Maven is driven by convention, so I would speculate that the problem is you're not using the Maven standard directory layout .

In general, your project should look like:

    src/
        main/
            java/
                com/example/File.java
            resources/
                file.html
        test/
            java/
                com/example/TestFile.java
            resources/
                testResource.txt

This should be invariant of whether it's you or Jenkins building it.