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>
>> Another thing which would be nice for people like me who use an IDE is
>> that the JavaSources are in an extra-directory say "src/main/java" if
>> you want to follow the maven-naming scheme because then one can point
>> the IDE to this directory instead of the root of the project. This once
>> more makes it easier for standard java-developers to get started with
>> the project.
>>
>
> You can generate the .java-files into any directory you want. The
> default is to put them in the root of the project in the ant script, but
> this can be edited to put them somewhere else.
>
I'm not talking about the .java-Files generated but the ones I fetch
directly from git.
Today they are located in $ROOT/com but for IDE users this not nice
because now they need to tell $ROOT to be the root of the java-sources
and suddenly things like doc, dist, ... get interpreted as
java-packages, ... .
Ideally a project layout looks like this IMHO (for the Java-Part of thje
project):
ROOT
+ src
+ main
+ java
+ java_gen
+ resources
+ test
+ java
+ java_gen
+ resources
In a later point one could think about even moving the c++ stuff into
src/main/qt & src/test/qt or something like that.
Tom
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