what is the right way to work in java, spring and maven?

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I am new on Java, and its kind of difficult to me to get into the concepts of Java, I am working with Maven, and Ive read some books but in some give an structure and in others give other structure, the problem of all is that according what Ive read (I want to use Spring) there is a MVC structure, my problem is that I dont know where each thing has to be.. where to set my getters and setters, where my view, where my controllers.. and how to connect them... I am lost.. any reference you could give me or any clue? Id be very glad.

My structure now is

src/test/java src/test/resources src/main/resources src/main/resources/META-INF

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assylias · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-30 17:48:41Z

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For you, I would highly recommend the excellent "Headfirst Design Patterns" book by headfirst

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Johm Don Over a year ago

After you finish that, I would read some the books they list as references if you want to know more

JB Nizet · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-30 17:45:35Z

The src/test directory is for unit tests. The src/main directory is for your application code. resources contains resources (properties files, xml files, etc.) that must be part of the jar, and must be loadable by the classloader (the application classloader in case of src/main/resources, and the test classloader in case of src/test/resources). Java source files of your application must be under src/main/java.

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