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67 lines
2.2 KiB
XML
67 lines
2.2 KiB
XML
<configuration>
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<!--
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QuickStart can be used to extend other QuickStart configurations.
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This is great for applications that have multiple "editions" and
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extend upon a base webapp or evven just a base set of classes.
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-->
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<!--<extendsConfig>../path/to/quickstart.xml</extendsConfig>-->
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<!--
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QuickStart supports reading your IDEA module configuration and
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using the libraries there. This is especially useful for maven
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users who don't have a single directory in their project that
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contains all the libraries they need.
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-->
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<ideaConfig>../../../xwork/xwork.iml,../../core/struts2-core.iml,struts2-showcase.iml</ideaConfig>
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<!-- The context in which to deploy the web application -->
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<context>/showcase</context>
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<!-- The port in which to deploy the web application -->
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<port>8080</port>
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<!--
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The libs directories can be a jar, a directory of jars, or even
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a directory of directories (searched recursively)
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<libs>
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<dir>../../lib</dir>
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</libs>
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-->
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<!--
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Optional: the location where your source files are. If this is
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not included, the auto-recompiling feature of QuickStart will
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not be enabled. You may wish to do this anyway, as this feature
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has been known to cause strange side effects. If you don't
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specify your sources, you must specify where your classes are by
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using the classDirs and libs elements
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<sources>
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<dir>src/main/java</dir>
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</sources>
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-->
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<!--
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The classDirs directories can be a jar or a directory of classes.
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The WEB-INF/classes directory for each webDir (below) will automatically
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be added if it exists.
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-->
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<classDirs>
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<dir>src/main/resources</dir>
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<dir>target/classes</dir>
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<dir>../../core/target/classes</dir>
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</classDirs>
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<!--
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You can specify one or more directories where your webapp files
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are located. This is useful if you have your project split up in
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unique ways. You can also specify the path that the directory is
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mapped to, relative to the context.
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-->
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<webDirs>
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<webDir>
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<path>/</path>
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<dir>src/main/webapp</dir>
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</webDir>
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</webDirs>
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</configuration>
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