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you can config project structure (click File button -> Project Structure)
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In intellij idea, how config to make the files under the resource/ folder compiler to classes/config/ folder, not directly under classses/ folder
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In intellij idea, how config to make the files under the resource/ folder compiler to classes/config/ folder, not directly under classses/ folder
java maven intellij-idea ant
java maven intellij-idea ant
asked Nov 19 at 8:30
liango
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asked Nov 19 at 8:30
liango
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asked Nov 19 at 8:30
liango
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asked Nov 19 at 8:30
liango
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asked Nov 19 at 8:30
liango
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you can config project structure (click File button -> Project Structure)
– ShuaiJunlan
Nov 19 at 8:34
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you can config project structure (click File button -> Project Structure)
– ShuaiJunlan
Nov 19 at 8:34
you can config project structure (click File button -> Project Structure)
– ShuaiJunlan
Nov 19 at 8:34
you can config project structure (click File button -> Project Structure)
– ShuaiJunlan
Nov 19 at 8:34
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The easiest option would be to put them in a folder resources/config/ rather than just resources/. Depending on what build framework you are using (maven, gradle etc) this would also provide consistent results.
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The easiest option would be to put them in a folder resources/config/ rather than just resources/. Depending on what build framework you are using (maven, gradle etc) this would also provide consistent results.
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The easiest option would be to put them in a folder resources/config/ rather than just resources/. Depending on what build framework you are using (maven, gradle etc) this would also provide consistent results.
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The easiest option would be to put them in a folder resources/config/ rather than just resources/. Depending on what build framework you are using (maven, gradle etc) this would also provide consistent results.
answered Nov 19 at 8:41
robjwilkins
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The easiest option would be to put them in a folder resources/config/ rather than just resources/. Depending on what build framework you are using (maven, gradle etc) this would also provide consistent results.
answered Nov 19 at 8:41
robjwilkins
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answered Nov 19 at 8:41
robjwilkins
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answered Nov 19 at 8:41
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answered Nov 19 at 8:41
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you can config project structure (click File button -> Project Structure)
– ShuaiJunlan
Nov 19 at 8:34