Andy,

Where did you find the J2EE maven articles? I'm very interested in seeing how J2EE and maven work together and have the same project granularity issues as you. Perhaps we can help each other.

Aaron


From: Andy Jefferson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: J2EE project : EAR/WAR/JAR - web site generation
Date: 12 Jul 2003 21:47:25 +0100

I have a J2EE project, and currently have things under one Maven
project. I have been building with Ant, but want to swap to Maven for
more than just project management and site generation. Reading of
various articles suggests that I split the current project as follows

Top level project     - depends on JAR, WAR, builds EAR
Child bean project    - builds JAR
Child web-app project - depends on JAR, builds WAR

So I set up project.xml for each, and I already have template
project.xml files set up.


For a normal project, I get web site docs with a navigation section "Project Documentation". What would I get for the resultant project by splitting into the above hierarchy ? Would there be 3 sections of 'Project Documentation' for beans, web-app, and overall ? Or would I have to put up 3 web sites and make my own links between them ?



Thx
--
Andy

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