I'm trying to set up a first AppFuse project, reading both the AppFuse
Quick-Start
page and the Development Environment page, and a few things confuse me.
The Dev.Env. page recommends a directory "Source", "where we'll put all
the
source code for our projects". If I understand correctly, each project has
its own
directory, created by the "mvn archetype:create" command. So would "Source"
be
the directory that contains all the project directories? (I'm assuming,
using Linux, that
I would create ~/source). If that's the case, then the "Source" directory
is the directory
one would cd to to run the "mvn archetype:create" command, right? (the
quick-start page
doesn't seem to give a clear recommendation of which directory to run the
command in).
The quick-start page also recommends checking-in the source. It would be
handy if it
gave an example Subversion command for doing that. Would it be something
like this?
cd ~/source/appfuseexample1
svn import src $SVN_REPOSITORY/project1
Or would this be sufficient?--it wouldn't include pom.xml . .
It would be helpful if the AppFuse site had a page discussing AppFuse
Conventions for the
use of Subversion, particularly repository layout (or disavowing any
Conventions, if that's the
case). Does AppFuse prefer one project per repository, or multiple projects
in a single repository?
Does AppFuse follow the layout recommended in the Subversion manual, of
three sub-areas in the
repository for each project, "trunk", "branches" and "tags"?
I'll appreciate any information you can give me, or directions on where to
look for it.
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