directory structure - Location for 3rd party component that will be used during the build (gradle) -


we have 1 project reuses 3rd party war (it's shindig-server-2.0.2.war if asks:). war sits in project root , current ant tasks unzips temp folder, performs several changes (like applying fixes, modifies web.xml etc.) , build war our sources , war content. 3rd party checked source repo.

we migrating gradle. should put file in maven directory structure?

it not belongs /src/main/resources not packed withing artifcat; also, imho not belong /src, too. should have /lib/resources folder in root store such files?

i don't think maven directory structure defines place local dependencies, , since gradle build, doesn't matter either. wouldn't put under src, lib sounds fine.


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