my ws1 and ws2 were conceptual...
i would have
ws1
- client
- services
- gar
the gar project would be a new packaging that created an assembly from the
bits and pieces required
e.g. (making things up but hopefully you get the idea)
<configuration>
<wsdl>classpath:/com/company/ws1/wsdl/service.wsdl</wsdl>
<configuration>
in regard to the stubs... not really sure perhaps bundle the wsdl in its own
artifact and generate the stubs there with a custom plugin... or exec or
something
On Wed, 20 Feb 2008 14:26:01 Mathieu Lemay wrote:
> Thanks alot Michael,
> Indeed that makes quite alot of sense especially since we have 15 grid
> services that we want to migrate. I had thought of creating a single parent
> pom but that is probably more acurate as client deps are not the same as
> service/stubs deps.
>
> However since I'm writing the WSDL2Java mojo (it is not normal Axis) I was
> wondering if there is a way to programatically create the "stubs"
> subproject along with its pom file from goal in the "ws1" package pom.
>
> I'll try to explain a little more:
> - parent (package .POM)
> -- service-parent (must have a .GAR package output)
>
> -- ws1 (must have a .GAR package output)
> --- client (output .JAR)
> --- services (output .JAR)
> --- stubs (output.JAR)
> -- ws2 (must have a .GAR package output)
> --- client (output .JAR)
> --- services (output .JAR)
> --- stubs (output.JAR)
>
> That's the last question (I hope) but can I put a bunch of stuff under the
> ws1/src/main/resources directory such as WSDL / deployment descriptor etc?
> And have my .GAR Mojo pacakge the JAR along with the differen config files
> / hibernate map files and client shell scripts?
>
> Thank you again!
>
> Mathieu
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Michael McCallum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Maven Users List" <[email protected]>
> Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2008 7:47:26 PM (GMT-0500) America/New_York
> Subject: Re: Good Project Structure for Web Services?
>
> simple question for you.... so this structure looks 'nice'...
>
> what do you do when you have 2 webservices? 3? 4?
>
> now you have that in you head look at your poms... where is the
> duplication? in the configuration of the plugins in each of the so called
> children.
>
> if you have a parent of client and stub and service its not possible to
> factor that plugin configuration up...
>
> if however you had
>
> parents
> - distribution-management-parent aka company pom
> - client-parent :: distribution-management-parent
> - service-parent :: distribution-management-parent
> - stubs-parent :: distribution-management-parent
> ws1
> - common-deps :: distribution-management-parent
> - client :: client-parent
> - service :: service-parent
> - stubs :: stubs-parent
> ws2
> - common-deps :: distribution-management-parent
> - client :: client-parent
> - service :: service-parent
> - stubs :: stubs-parent
> ws(n)
> ....
>
> if you need common deps you can compose them in a common artifact of the
> client, service and stub siblings.
> the common deps may include the schema, wsdl etc as well (its unfortunate
> many plugins do not support loading resources from the classpath)
>
> if you still want a project aggregation you can will make ws1, ws2 as
> modules projects but that does not imply or require inheritance...
>
> On Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:20:12 Mathieu Lemay wrote:
> > Hello everyone, I'm struggling at getting a good structure for webservice
> > packages.
> >
> > From the WSDL Java stubs will be created therefore should the structure
> > be:
> >
> > parent
> > -client
> > -stubs
> > -service
> >
> > where parent also contains the schemas and WSDL files as well as any
> > server-config.wsdd , or other elements? Or should I find a way to have
> > all three artifacts (client, stubs and service jars) be created from the
> > parent pom (classifiers). I will also have to create a special pacakge
> > (called GAR) from the three JARS + WSDL + config files and special
> > deployment descriptors. I'm creating the plugin for creating GARs at the
> > moment but I'm now wondering if this plugin should create the "submodule"
> > when creating STUBS via the WSDL2Java.
> >
> > Help Please?
> >
> > Mathieu
> >
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