grails asset-pipeline not accessing web-app/* files

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I'm using "Grails-2.4.4" and I've added
compile "org.grails.plugins:asset-pipeline:2.14.1.1"
plugin to give support for dynamic assets loading on my web page.
I've all(js,css) resources available in the web-app folder itself.
Now I've created application.js file in "assets/images/javascripts" folder.
From this file I'm trying to access all existing files from web-app folder, something like below,



//=require_full_tree ../../../web-app/js


But it is not working.



Can someone suggest the best way to handle this situation?






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  • Is it mandatory to keep all my assets in "grails-app/assets" folder?
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I'm using "Grails-2.4.4" and I've added
compile "org.grails.plugins:asset-pipeline:2.14.1.1"
plugin to give support for dynamic assets loading on my web page.
I've all(js,css) resources available in the web-app folder itself.
Now I've created application.js file in "assets/images/javascripts" folder.
From this file I'm trying to access all existing files from web-app folder, something like below,



//=require_full_tree ../../../web-app/js


But it is not working.



Can someone suggest the best way to handle this situation?






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  • Is it mandatory to keep all my assets in "grails-app/assets" folder?
    – suresh goud
    Nov 8 at 10:11













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I'm using "Grails-2.4.4" and I've added
compile "org.grails.plugins:asset-pipeline:2.14.1.1"
plugin to give support for dynamic assets loading on my web page.
I've all(js,css) resources available in the web-app folder itself.
Now I've created application.js file in "assets/images/javascripts" folder.
From this file I'm trying to access all existing files from web-app folder, something like below,



//=require_full_tree ../../../web-app/js


But it is not working.



Can someone suggest the best way to handle this situation?






grails asset-pipeline







share|improve this question













I'm using "Grails-2.4.4" and I've added
compile "org.grails.plugins:asset-pipeline:2.14.1.1"
plugin to give support for dynamic assets loading on my web page.
I've all(js,css) resources available in the web-app folder itself.
Now I've created application.js file in "assets/images/javascripts" folder.
From this file I'm trying to access all existing files from web-app folder, something like below,



//=require_full_tree ../../../web-app/js


But it is not working.



Can someone suggest the best way to handle this situation?






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  • Is it mandatory to keep all my assets in "grails-app/assets" folder?
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  • Is it mandatory to keep all my assets in "grails-app/assets" folder?
    – suresh goud
    Nov 8 at 10:11
















Is it mandatory to keep all my assets in "grails-app/assets" folder?
– suresh goud
Nov 8 at 10:11




Is it mandatory to keep all my assets in "grails-app/assets" folder?
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