Hi again.
Thanks for your answers alltogether.
Finally I got it to work now. The @Submodule annotation I think was at
least part of the solution, but it didn't work directly with that only.
I'm not completely sure what else I changed, but now it's working and
I'm able to create additional modules.
One issue remaining was that I hoped to be able to contribute
pages/components/mixins in different namespaces in the modules.
Where
org.example.pages is the "main" pages package of the core application, I
would like to somehow configure
org.example.users.pages for the UI module handling user accounts and
settings,
org.examples.geocoding.pages for the geocoding module and so on.
If it's possible to configure that somehow that would be really great,
but if not, it's not that important.
Thanks so far
regards
Peter
Am 28.01.2013 20:48, schrieb Peter Wendorff:
Hi.
I tried to setup a modular tapestry application with Maven and Eclipse.
Creating the core application with maven is easy and works.
Creating a java project with a Manifest file that exports some
packages I easy, but how do I get the core application to find/load
the module using run Jetty?
How/Where do I have to set the dependencies?
Is there a sample project setup for that use case? (modular tapestry
application in eclipse using jetty as (debug) container)
regards
Peter
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