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| Re: Project Layout [message #54929 is a reply to message #54793] |
Tue, 30 November 2004 14:42  |
 Michael D. Elder
Messages: 62
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi Christopher,
The design of the J2EE project-interaction architecture is under
discussion for the first Web Tools release. Some information on our current
state can be found at
http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/jst/components/serv er/development/miscdocuments/?cvsroot=WebTools_Project .
We are currently collecting and integrating comments from other WTP
contributors. A refresh of the document should be available within the week.
At a high level, we will encourage the use of a single project per
module because of the advantages that it provides. The single project
metaphor makes it easier to understand the dependencies between modules and
to validate those dependencies in a development environment, which can catch
potential problems before they are deployed into a runtime environment.
However, we are building in flexibility for users who still have a need for
a multiple-modules-per-project metaphor due to preference or legacy systems.
Thank you for your participation.
Kind Regards,
Michael D. Elder
"Christopher M. Judd" <eclipse@juddsolutions.com> wrote in message
news:coddn9$o34$1@www.eclipse.org...
> I just finished reading the Wiki Project Layout page
> ( http://wiki.objectweb.org/eclipse-webtools/Wiki.jsp?page=Pro jectLayout).
> Based on my experience and the community input, I wonder if there is too
> much focus on projects. It appears the direction may be to create separate
> Web, EJB, Enterprise, application client and library projects much like
WSAD
> does. I think this is the wrong approach and something I found unintuitive
> when moving from JBuilder and ANT to Eclipse and WSAD. I think there
should
> be a single Java project in which you can add configurations to it. So a
> single Java project could contain the Web, EJB and Enterprise
configurations
> and artifacts. Configurations could be added and configured either using
the
> project properties (project icon could change if configurations are added)
> or like JBuilder does by adding nodes to the project tree.
>
>
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