[bryanmig]

Hi guys,

We have a webapp that consists of 4 projects. The project is configured using Maven and works correctly in Netbeans as it is. It also builds correctly from command line.

We are trying to use MyEclipse (latest version) for development purposes and having some troubles.

When we edit java source files, the changes are deployed within seconds to the tomcat instance successfully and the changes can be observed in a browser immediately. When we change static assets (javascript, css, html, and even JSPs), the changes are not deployed.

I have my tomcat context pointing to the maven target directory and if I do a mvn install, the changes are then available but that is rather unproductive.

How can I configure MyEclipse to automatically publish my static changes to the maven target directory? Ideally this would mean deploying ONLY the changed file as an enterprise application like ours has thousands of static files and I dont want to deploy all of them.

This, of course, worked perfect before moving to Maven :\

Thanks in advance,
Bryan Migliorisi

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