Dear community,

There is your chance to answer a very interesting question on Stack
Overflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/q/23187622/521799

The question is:

I have two java projects that are fairly independent beside the fact that
> they share a common mysql database. I wanted to refactor these project and
> extract everything regarding the common data layer. I am using jOOQ, so
> most of this layer gets autogenerated in my build. Beside that i then have
> a few common entity classes that are used in both projects.

what would be the best practice to separate this, so that any change can be
> done one place and still propagate to both projects? create a third java
> simple project with the common code? what would you do


Do you have any ideas, lessons learned from your own jOOQ experience?

Cheers
Lukas

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