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Robert Nicholson commented on MIDEA-107:
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No I'll try that tomorrow but are you aware of an previous issue that directly 
relates to the the problem I've described? I'd certainly like to read the 
description of the Issue.

> mvn idea:idea doesn't generated an .iml file that will include a web facet's 
> owning module's classes.
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>                 Key: MIDEA-107
>                 URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MIDEA-107
>             Project: Maven 2.x IDEA Plugin
>          Issue Type: Bug
>    Affects Versions: 2.0
>            Reporter: Robert Nicholson
>
> In IntelliJ Idea 6 it doesn't look like it was necessary to have a 
> containerElement entry under WebModuleProperties for the actual classes of 
> the module that owns the facet or web module.
> I am using mvn 2.0.7
> If you take this same .iml file and use it in IntelliJ 7 it will not include 
> those classes in the war that's built. It seems something changed b/w Idea 6 
> and Idea 7 WRT to how it determines which classes to include into a 
> webmodule/facet.
> In 7, you explicitly see the classes as a dependency and you can select  
> "copy module output to"
> but in 6. It seems to have implicitly included those classes and doesn't show 
> the owning module as an explicit dependency when showing you the jars/modules 
> that are "copied" to the war.
> So I think it may be necessary for the mvn idea:idea plugin to include an 
> explicit containerElement under packaging for the actual module that owns the 
> web facet. In the context of the .iml file you can think of that module as 
> "self"

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