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I have an existing web project. The project structure is unlike that being used in WSAD normally - for eg > all my java source is in src/java and all my test files in java/test.
The files that should go to the WEB-INF folder are also put in different locations. I use an ant build script to build the project.
Is it possible to retain the folder structure and use an ant build file within WSAD instead of using the default build script that is being used by WSAD. In this case how do I deploy my war to the Test Environemnt?
 
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Dhanya,
Yes, you can use your Ant build script instead. Just turn off WSAD's builder (under the project properties.)

I'm not sure if you can deploy your structure to the test environment though. You might have to use ant to create an ear and deploy it through the admin console. WSAD 5 has an admin console available.
 
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