Hi everyone, I apologize for asking a rudimentary question. I'm currently developing a plugin to manage Globus Toolkit related tasks (create GAR, flatten WSDLs, etc.) for Maven. I just wanted to know if it was better to have generated source as a submodule or as a classifier.
Here is a quick example of what I think needs to be done: + project-root (output package GAR/ multimodules) !--src/main/resources/schema !-----+service.wsdl !-----+service.xsd !--+project-service (service implementation JAR) (no deps) !-----+src/main/java/ !-----+src/main/test/ !--+project-stub !-----+src/main/java/ (classes generated from project-root WSDL2Java goal) !-----+src/main/test/ !--+project-client (depends on project-stub JAR) !-----+src/main/java/ (client implementation) !-----+src/main/resources/ (shell scripts) The question is if project-root plugin-gar needs to "dig" in the subprojects how acurate is it to have this structure. What I mean is the GAR needs : the Project-service-1.0-jar , project-client-1.0.jar and project-stub-1.0.jar as well as the shell scripts (should they be moves in the project-root resources?). Finally, how OK in best practices sense is it for project-root to manipulate the files in proejct-stub ? Thanks for your help! Regards, Mathieu --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
