THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
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The Ant buildfile will prompt you for a the name of your new application.
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new:
[echo]
[echo] +=============================================================+
[echo] | -- Create a new web application -- |
[echo] +=============================================================+
[echo]
[input] Enter the name of your new application [myapp]? saf-sample
[echo] Creating 'saf-sample' web application...
[copy] Copying 7 files to /Users/rainerh/projects/action2/webapps/saf-sample
[copy] Copying 1 file to /Users/rainerh/projects/action2/webapps/saf-sample
[echo]
[echo] +=============================================================+
[echo] | -- Your Web Application was created successfully! -- |
[echo] | |
[echo] | Now you should be able to cd to your application and run: |
[echo] | > ant build -Dwebapp=saf-sample |
[echo] +=============================================================+
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
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This task creates a new directory within the webapps dir.
For example, this is the setup for a new webapp project created with 'ant new' webapp name 'saf-sample':
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webapps/
saf-sample/
src/
java/
org/apache/struts/action2/example/HomeAction.java -- A simple action example implementation
webapp/
index.jsp -- redirects to home.action
WEB-INF/
classes/
action.properties -- Simple properties to use Spring and run SAF in devMode
action.xml -- Basic action mapping sample with one action mapping
pages/
home.jsp -- The home.jsp referenced via the HomeAction
applicationContext.xml -- blank Spring definition file. Add your Spring beans here.
web.xml -- basic web.xml for SAF
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You can now use the newly created project structure to get your SAF-based project running.
Setting up from scratch
If for some reason the blank template doesn't work for you, it's not so hard to setup a SAF-based application from scratch.
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