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Created attachment 249569 [details] sample app modules to use with the recipe The directory and files only exist after a CLI mvn clean build. It's never recreated with any other clean build actions in Eclipse. Recipe to see issue with the attached example project: 1. mvn clean install from the parent directory 2. Launch Eclipse Luna 3. Import as existing Maven projects 4. Almost always module-a/target/m2e-wtp/web-resources/WEB-INF does not exist 5. Restart Eclipse 6. module-a/target/m2e-wtp/web-resources/WEB-INF still does not exist 7. mvn clean install from the parent or module directory 8. module-a/target/m2e-wtp/web-resources/WEB-INF/classes finally exists 11. Project -> Clean... -> Clean all projects 12. module-a/target/m2e-wtp/web-resources/WEB-INF does not exist The only way to get it back is step 7 I expected module-a/target/m2e-wtp/web-resources/WEB-INF/classes/* to exist with an Eclipse clean build. Is this a limitation of Eclipse platform or an issue in m2e-wtp?
Looks like generated resources in a given build cycle are not being seen within the same cycle by the resource filtering step. Easiest workaround is to run Maven Project Update having the "clean" option unchecked. BTW, every time you clean your projects from CLI, the workspace will go out of sync and you'll get in trouble.
Works better if you use src/test/resources instead of the build output
(In reply to Fred Bricon from comment #1) > Looks like generated resources in a given build cycle are not being seen > within the same cycle by the resource filtering step. > > Easiest workaround is to run Maven Project Update having the "clean" option > unchecked. > > BTW, every time you clean your projects from CLI, the workspace will go out > of sync and you'll get in trouble. Yes, well aware of that! CLI clean is not a permanent option due to that. Thanks for mentioning. (In reply to Fred Bricon from comment #2) > Works better if you use src/test/resources instead of the build output That works *a lot* better! It's 100% successful so far. Thanks for tracking that down.
