trunk/apps/showcase/quickstart.xml

<configuration>
    <!--
    QuickStart can be used to extend other QuickStart configurations.
    This is great for applications that have multiple "editions" and
    extend upon a base webapp or evven just a base set of classes.
    -->
    <!--<extendsConfig>../path/to/quickstart.xml</extendsConfig>-->

    <!--
    QuickStart supports reading your IDEA module configuration and
    using the libraries there. This is especially useful for maven
    users who don't have a single directory in their project that
    contains all the libraries they need.
    -->
    <ideaConfig>../../../xwork/xwork.iml,../../core/struts2-core.iml,../../extras/struts2-extras.iml,struts2-showcase.iml</ideaConfig>

    <!-- The context in which to deploy the web application -->
    <context>/showcase</context>

    <!-- The port in which to deploy the web application -->
    <port>8080</port>

    <!--
    The libs directories can be a jar, a directory of jars, or even
    a directory of directories (searched recursively)
    <libs>
        <dir>../../lib</dir>
    </libs>
    -->

    <!--
    Optional: the location where your source files are. If this is
    not included, the auto-recompiling feature of QuickStart will
    not be enabled. You may wish to do this anyway, as this feature
    has been known to cause strange side effects. If you don't
    specify your sources, you must specify where your classes are by
    using the classDirs and libs elements
    <sources>
        <dir>src/main/java</dir>
    </sources>
    -->

    <!--
    The classDirs directories can be a jar or a directory of classes.
    The WEB-INF/classes directory for each webDir (below) will automatically
    be added if it exists.
    -->
    <classDirs>
        <dir>src/main/resources</dir>
        <dir>target/classes</dir>
        <dir>../../core/target/classes</dir>
        <dir>../../extras/target/classes</dir>
    </classDirs>

    <!--
    You can specify one or more directories where your webapp files
    are located. This is useful if you have your project split up in
    unique ways. You can also specify the path that the directory is
    mapped to, relative to the context.
    -->
    <webDirs>
        <webDir>
            <path>/</path>
            <dir>src/main/webapp</dir>
        </webDir>
    </webDirs>
</configuration>