Dear Maven User Community,
I have just recently started using Maven and Im intrigued by it. Its the
first time Im using a build management tool, but I have come across a few
problems. Ive been searching the wiki and forums for a while and I havent
seen a scenario that particularly pertained to my case.
I have a project that I'd like to set up as follows:
♦ A parent project that acts as a shell. It only contains a site (if
even
necessary).
♦ With 3 modules:
♦ A client module where the code is adjusted to fit a client
side jar.
i.e. Add classes, change code in common classes.
♦ A server module where the code is adjusted to be a server side
jar.
♦ A common code module where all of the main code is placed.
This is the
main development module. The client module and server module use this source
code and then build either a server jar or a client jar within their target
directory. This module by itself would never be built. It acts strictly as a
source for the other 2 modules.
I'm planning on managing development of this project on Github and then have
it set up on Hudson-CI for deployment. There will be 3 simultaneous
branches. One for the main executable content, one for the client side of
things and one for the server side. Major releases will be tagged in the
main executable branch and any patches to the client and server side aspects
in their respective branches. This will allow me to continue development of
the main content, but also be able to assure the content works in different
environments. e.g. App1.10-server1.12.jar, App1.10-server1.20.jar,
App1.20-server1.20, App1.20-client1.20. Also the client and server patches
will happen in sync.
My question is:
How would I set up such a maven project? Are there any good resources that
you recommend where I can do some further investigating? Is there a simpler
solution?
Thank you for your help.
Sincerely,
Julian Wiesner
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