Reputation: 1045
I am new to Springs @Configuration and @Conditional annotation stuff. I am questioning myself where to put those configuration java files within my maven folder structure.
Up to now I put all my configuration xml files into src/main|test/resources/ But with this new approach there are no xml files any more.
Thanks
Upvotes: 2
Views: 827
Reputation: 95488
Just put them in their own package and give it a meaningful name; I usually put them in a special package called config
. For example, in my projects I have a package called net.vivin.someproject.config
, and I add the configuration classes in there. This seems like a reasonable approach.
Upvotes: 1