> >The jars created at the end contains only the Manifest.mf and the
> >Sample.class file
> >
>
> Tha't correct - because its only a template - you would notmally throw
> away the Sample.java and put in place you own sources. They are only
> there to validate that the build is working, that unit tests using
> merlin are running, and that the site generate is correctly aggregating
> content.
>
> Cheers, Steve.
>
Am I correct if I say that under api one should write the
interfaces/exceptions, while under impl one should write the actual classes?
If so, in a real project, shouldn't the jar include both the
interfaces/exceptions and implementation classes? If so, I imagine at a
certain point I would have something:
/api
/target
Interface1.class
Interface2.class
Exception1.class
Exception2.class
...
/impl
/target
Interface1_Impl.class
Interface2_Impl.class
...
All of this should be grouped in an armonic jar (i.e. template-1.0.jar). How
could I obtain this result? How could I tell the build process to compile
both the classes under api and impl and to build a jar from the two
different /target folders?
Marco
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