I'm curious if/how different shops deal with the issue of keeping their include/exclude lists more manageable by modifying directory structures.
Are there shops out there that have directory structures that keep the classes from different jars separate by doing something like jarname\com\mycompany\javasources\ or com\mycompany\jarname\javasources\ or some other way of keeping things separate/easy to maintain? the last shop I was at used the former, and that seemed to work out well. (We weren't using Ant there, but I think a move to Ant would be facilitated by that kind of a structure) There are people in the shop that don't like former option (and perhaps even the latter), for reasons of code reuse etc. But I'm afraid that if jars are picking out classes from here and there all over the place I'm going to end up with an include/exclude plate of spaghetti. All comments and suggestions are welcomed and appreciated. thanks! dM -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
