+1 for Saminda’s idea
Instead of having src at the root node for
the ‘core’ module core/src seems to be a better idea.
Thanks,
- Rajesh Koilpillai
From: Saminda
Abeyruwan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006
1:00 PM
To: [email protected];
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Mediators exposed as
samples!
On 2/13/06, Eran
Chinthaka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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>This is way Paul has suggested the following project structure.
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>- src {all core classes and build in mediators}
>- samples
> +-
src
>- mediators
> +-
src
>- extension
> +-
src
>- {other stuff, maven.xml,...}
>
>
>
Are you gonna have multiple source folder and have another source folder
on top. I think its the best time to go for multiproject strucuture.
I know Synapse is a small project, compared to Axis2, but having more
than one src folder in a single module project is highly discouraged, at
least in maven world.
If you are using maven, you can not specify more than one src folder. So
you will have to hack maven to include the other src folders.
So I suggest Synapse devs to move in to maven multiproject.
my 2 cents..
-- Chinthaka
So instead of the above structure, can we look for a multimodule project
structure as follows,
+-modules
+-core
+-src {xml processing and build in mediators - spi}
+-test
+-test-resources
+-mediators
+-src { api}
+-test
+-test-resources
+-samples
+-src
+-scripts
+-extensions
+-src
+-tools
+-src {if needed}
+-xdocs
+-bin
+-{maven.xml...stuff}
Above is the standard way of setting maven multimodules. With the above project
structure, we can easily separate and build, synapse-core-XX.jar,
synapse-mediators-XX.jar etc and distributions.
Saminda
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