[Finch]

Hi everybody and support 🙂

(How) can I tell MyEclipse to exclude certain files from (hot) deployment?
At the moment, all my .svn-folders end up in the webapps directory and that’s bad for several reasons…

Eclipse copies them to the classes directory as “resources” and MyEclipse deploys them to Tomcat.

Can anybody tell me how I can tell Eclipse not to copy “.svn”-folders to the compile target?

But even then, I’d still have the .svn in the “web” folders.

Of course I use a local Tomcat for development and occasionally, use the webapp from there to update our test server… so the svn-files keep moving around and deleting them every time is more work than it should be…

Would be nice if I could keep them in my project and nowhere else 🙂

Thanks,

Holger

[Riyad Kalla]

(How) can I tell MyEclipse to exclude certain files from (hot) deployment?
At the moment, all my .svn-folders end up in the webapps directory and that’s bad for several reasons…

This will be fixed in M3, sorry for the trouble.

[anderssv]

This was probably fixed for .SVN, but is there some good way to tell MyEclipse to exclude files or directories from its deploy? I’m especially looking to exclude some of the files from my test directories that should only be read during testing.

Regards,
Anders,

[Riyad Kalla]

Anders not yet, but I am bumping up the priority on this request, it gets asked a lot.

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