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Hi all,
I principle, I agree with those who say it is against "Best Practice" to have
mulitply source directories in a project.
However, I have run into this situation taking an existing project over to
maven an would like to hear your opinions/advice.
We have two projects, one under J2SE and one under J2ME (WTK). Common classes
have been organized in a seperate source directory which is shared by the two
projects.
Server application (J2SE project):
server/pom.xml
server/src/main/java
commonplatform/src/main/java (used by both project, but compiled
differently)
Mobile application (J2ME project):
mobile/pom.xml
mobile/src/main/java
commonplatform/src/main/java (used by both project, but compiled
differently)
This can be solved in several ways:
a) Defining 2 addition projects creating common-j2se.jar and common-j2me.jar
b) Using multiple sources using build-helper-maven-plugin from org.codehaus
c) Using <sourceModifications> in some way
Any good recommendations or opinions?
Regards,
Robert Bjarum
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