Although do we really need a sample cartridge? (since we have existing
ones people can look at). Maybe it should go in the docs directory if
it just goes along with your tutorial?
Chad Brandon wrote:
How about you put it into the andromda-all/samples directory?
Matthias Bohlen wrote:
Hi all,
at the moment, I am writing a small deployment cartridge for the new
chapter in our docs: "10 steps to write your own cartridge". It
transforms deployment models like this:
into files like this:
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<deployment-report generation-date="Tue Feb 07 22:06:53 CET 2006">
<node name="AppServer1">
<component name="BackendComponent">
<artifact name="MyBackendComponents.jar">
<package
name="org.andromda.cartridges.deployment.sampledeployment.mybackendservices">
</package>
</artifact>
</component>
<component name="WebComponent">
<artifact name="MyWebComponents.jar">
<package
name="org.andromda.cartridges.deployment.sampledeployment.mywebapp">
</package>
<package
name="org.andromda.cartridges.deployment.sampledeployment.mywebapp2">
</package>
</artifact>
</component>
</node>
</deployment-report>
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I'd like to commit it somewhere. What is the best place in the
AndroMDA source tree for sample cartridges?
Cheers,
Matthias
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