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Hi ZK,

The zk-spring-boot example at https: //github.com/zkoss-demo/zk-spring-boot doesn't have webapp folder, which is the de-facto folder for containing front end files, i.e. css, images, zul, ...

Is that really the intention of best practice or an oversight, or work in progress?

Am I right to assume /src/main/resources/web plays the role as webapp folder from now on for ZK spring boot?

If I am going to start a new ZK project using spring boot, is it a good ZK practice to use zk-spring-boot as a starter template?

How to configure web app domain name?

In old way, nothing under webapp/web-inf/ folder can be accessed directly hence secured automatically. What's the equivalent in the zk-spring-boot example?

Thanks,

Sam

Hi ZK,

The zk-spring-boot example at https: //github.com/zkoss-demo/zk-spring-boot doesn't have webapp folder, which is the de-facto folder for containing front end files, i.e. css, images, zul, ...

Is that really the intention of best practice or an oversight, or work in progress?

Am I right to assume /src/main/resources/web plays the role as webapp folder from now on for ZK spring boot?

If I am going to start a new ZK project using spring boot, is it a good ZK practice to use zk-spring-boot as a starter template?

How to configure web app domain name?

In old way, nothing under webapp/web-inf/ folder can be accessed directly hence secured automatically. What's the equivalent in the zk-spring-boot example?

Thanks,

Sam