You should also look at web-app filtering, to replace tokens in web.xml
or other config or jsp files with properties which you set in profiles,
one profile for each customer.
I can see that seperate wars for each customer would be v. useful for
situations where the differences between customers are extensive, but
for smaller differences with just one or two jsps, wouldn't it be a pain
to edit and test the jsps?
However I'm having issues with my maven / eclipse / tomcat development
environment at the moment anyway, so i guess it depends heavily how you
are doing it in the first place.
Regards
Adam
Jörg Schaible wrote:
Marek Chowaniok wrote on Tuesday, October 10, 2006 11:22 AM:
Jörg Schaible wrote:
Marek Chowaniok wrote on Tuesday, October 10, 2006 7:36 AM:
We have separate projects (i.e.product-web-customer,
product-web-customer1 and product-web-customer2) with just the
different files. i.e. we have 20 jsp pages but just the 2 are
defferent and are in separate projects.
Right now (not using maven in this project yet) we have to do deploy
for product-web-customer and replace files in this deploy with
concrete jsp files from different project.
I am just starting using maven, so I don't know what the proper way
how to do it. And how maven usually handle this situation.
So is there something that I would do deploy for
product-web-customer and
tell maven to add/replace some JSP from different customer project ?
Generate a war artifact for the common stuff and 3 ones for the
different customers. Let those be dependend on the common war, it
will merged into the customer's ones.
>> Thanks Jorg,
>> if I understand it corectly than
>> product-web-customer will have in pom.xml <packaging>pom</packaging>
>> and the 3 others will have in pom.xml <packaging>war</packaging>
>> and those 3 will have dependecy on the parent ?
>
> No, all are wars. Keep the common stuff in one and make the others
depednend on it.
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