OK for me.

Emmanuel Bernard
01.55.21.52.14
Fnac - DSI
Direction France - Nouvelles technologies
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Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:

On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 14:41:26 +0100, Emmanuel Bernard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I use eclipse on a "multiproject" environment with shared datas, and I had to do what you planned to make it work.
I use a ./project-parent directory
AFAIK, eclipse is the only one having its limitation.


ok - so it's ok with you ?

Regarding the limitation, I actually doesn't mind since I don't like to have
multiple "roots" inside another "root" ...but that's just me ;)


/max


Emmanuel Bernard 01.55.21.52.14 Fnac - DSI Direction France - Nouvelles technologies 67, boulevard du Gal Leclerc 92612 Clichy Cedex



Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:

On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 07:21:01 -0600, Steve Ebersole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Intelli-J has the notion of modules. A project in Intelli-J is made up
of one or more modules. A module "base" can be inside the overall
project directory structure. Is that what you mean?


How do your directories look? And how do you want them partitioned?



currently:

hibernateext <--- here common-build.xml is located (and when using eclipse a .project)
hibernateext/console <-- each module has their own src etc. and their build.xml point to ..\common-build.xml
hibernateext/tools
hibernateext/metadata
...


wanted:
hibernateext/ <--- now basically empty (build moved to common and .project cannot be here if i want to load the plugin projects)
hibernateext/common <--- here common-build.xml is located
hibernateext/console <-- each module has their own src etc. and their build.xml point to ..\common\common-build.xml
hibernateext/tools
hibernateext/metadata
hibernateext/org.hibernate.eclipse.core <-- eclipse plugins need their own .project
hibernateext/org.hibernate.console.eclipse


Makes sense ? ;)

/max





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[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Max Rydahl Andersen
Sent: Friday, November 12, 2004 4:03 AM
To: Hibernate development
Subject: [Hibernate] hibernateext build structure and eclipse plugins

Hi all,

I'm in the process of adding the eclipse plugins to the cvs.
(would hate to loose this stuff to a airport thief or something ;)

Until now I have been having the complete hibernateext as one big


project

in my eclipse,
and that has worked fine.

But the plugin development I have "bumped" into a issue with the


problem

that
eclipse projects cannot be nested, e.g. you cannot have a project x


inside

project y.
(btw. can Idea handle this ?)

One strategy for me would be to just create a eclipse project for each
submodule
(tools, console, metadata, org.hibernate.eclipse.core,
org.hibernate.console etc.)


And this works fine, *except* that I then cannot access within eclipse


the

files
located directly below hibernateext directory - including


common-build.xml

and others ;(

My suggestion is thus to move the common build stuff to a "shared" or
"common" module in hibernateext
which will allow for a better structure (at least in eclipse).

It will require a one line change in all the build.xml's (trivial)


where

they do the import of common-build.xml.

Does anyone have objections or see problems with this ? Otherwise


i'll do

it over the weekend.

TIA ;)

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