How to change Maven resources folder location ?

Maven resources folder contains all your project related xml files , images , text files.

If you want to change the default location from "yourproject/src/main/resources" to your required one or you want to add a new resource folder as per your project needs.

Follow below steps.

Go to your project pom.xml file and search for resources tag and add the new resource folder location with resource tag as below.

For example :

<!-- POM File -->
<resources>
<----------Old resource folder-----------------!>
<resource>
 <directory>src/main/resources</directory>
</resource>
<----------New resource folder-----------------!>
<resource>
 <directory>src/main/Yourrequiredfoldername</directory>
</resource>
<-----------------------------------------------!>
</resources>

Hope this is helpful..........!!!!Thank You.

How to Search Maven Coordinates or Dependecy details-POM.XML

If you want to add a dependency in your maven project , you should know the dependency details to add in POM.XML file of your project.

Then here where we will get stuck usually . We just know which jar or dependency is required that to be added , but we don't know the dependency details.

For any dependency to be added in your POM.XML file we should following three values.

1. GroupId (Package name)
2. ArtifactId (Dependency name)
3. Version (Dependency Version)

You can know the above details by visiting maven central repository site.

Click here : Search in Maven Central Repository

Just type your dependency name , you will get a list of related dependencies with different versions.

You can see the GroupId , Artifact Id and version details .

Click on your required thing and download it and add dependency details in your POM.XML

For example :

For log4j :
<!-- Log4j details -->
<dependency>
 <groupId>org.apache.logging.log4j</groupId>
 <artifactId>log4j</artifactId>
 <version>2.8.2</version>
</dependency>

Search results for log4j in central repository.



Click on version to more details as below.

In similar way search any dependency you needed in central repository and add in your pom.xml . maven will download it and will keep it in your local repository.

Hope this is helpful..........!!!!Thank You.