Tips

Some Tips for Using Seco

(randomly collected)

Create context from a Maven project.

Seco lets you configure the classpath of a context by adding jar files. This can be cumbersome with a Maven project. But there is a Maven plugin that allows you to collect all dependencies in a single location. See this stackoveflow.com answer for a way to do it: http://stackoverflow.com/a/568241

Eventually, Seco could integrate with Maven so that one only needs to point to a pom.xml. Until that day, the above helps...