| How to manage multiple sub-projects within a project? [message #630059] |
Thu, 30 September 2010 14:20 |
 JK
Messages: 4
Registered: September 2010 |
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This is the scenario. I have to check out a project from SVN. The project is divided into 3 subprojects as follows:
subproj1, 2 and 3.
In the SVN repository, it is stored as:
projectname/trunk/subproject1
projectname/trunk/subproject2
projectname/trunk/subproject3
3 teams work on each of the subproject but each subproject references code from the others.
Each subproject has its java source code in a different directory structure. For e.g one has it under
subproj1/components/src/java/com/company
while another has it under
subproj2/src/com/company/
and so on for the other one as well.
I am in a position where I have to view/modify code in each of the subprojects.
Should I create a new project for each of the subprojects (with the repository URL as http://..../projectname/trunk/subprojectX ?
If I do this, in order for the classes in one subproject referring to classes in the other - would I have any issues?
Or should I just create one project (URL as http://.../projectname/)? I have done this and added each of the source files directory to the path.. frequently there are problems when I do searching (not all files seem to get searched) or sometimes the referenced class shows as 'could not find class' even though it is the classpath (from another subproject). I might have made some setup mistakes which is why probably this approach gave me problems. I haven't tried the other approach at all.
Which one is advisable?
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