| Project Structure [message #86810] |
Thu, 24 March 2005 09:42  |
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Originally posted by: moewe.gmx.de
Does the flexible project structure support the possiblity to divide a
webapp into 2 (or more) projects?
For example I have 3 projects A, B and C with servlets and jsp.
A is an Login-Framework which supports right & role management, password
change and so on.
B and C are concret applications which just use project A for login.
So, I would need a structure which allows me to merge project A & B and A
& C.
Is this possible?
Thanks in Advance
Marc
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| Re: Project Structure [message #86821 is a reply to message #86810] |
Thu, 24 March 2005 12:16  |
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Marc Baumgartner wrote:
> Does the flexible project structure support the possiblity to divide a
> webapp into 2 (or more) projects?
> For example I have 3 projects A, B and C with servlets and jsp.
> A is an Login-Framework which supports right & role management, password
> change and so on.
> B and C are concret applications which just use project A for login.
> So, I would need a structure which allows me to merge project A & B and A
> & C.
> Is this possible?
> Thanks in Advance
> Marc
Hi Marc,
For R1, we have made great strides in supporting this type of environment.
I will start by explaining what we DO support.
Web modules can have referenced modules that are "consumed". This means
bundling up sharable resources into components that will be included in
the deployable structure of the consuming web module.
By default, in R1 the structural builder will assemble these referenced
components into the desired structure, BUT does not formally support
merging metadata like DD files. This was considered but is out of scope
for R1, definately on the radar for future releases.
Of course, the builder class comes from an extendable factory that can be
enhanced to support this type of merging.
I hope this clears up your question.
- Chuck
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| Re: Project Structure [message #87043 is a reply to message #86821] |
Thu, 24 March 2005 14:29 |
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Originally posted by: moewe.gmx.de
Thank your for your explanation and I am very happy that we will get support
of these features.
Chuck Bridgham wrote:
> Marc Baumgartner wrote:
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>
>> Does the flexible project structure support the possiblity to divide a
>> webapp into 2 (or more) projects?
>
>> For example I have 3 projects A, B and C with servlets and jsp.
>
>> A is an Login-Framework which supports right & role management, password
>> change and so on.
>> B and C are concret applications which just use project A for login.
>
>> So, I would need a structure which allows me to merge project A & B and A
>> & C.
>
>> Is this possible?
>
>> Thanks in Advance
>> Marc
>
> Hi Marc,
>
> For R1, we have made great strides in supporting this type of environment.
> I will start by explaining what we DO support.
> Web modules can have referenced modules that are "consumed". This means
> bundling up sharable resources into components that will be included in
> the deployable structure of the consuming web module.
>
> By default, in R1 the structural builder will assemble these referenced
> components into the desired structure, BUT does not formally support
> merging metadata like DD files. This was considered but is out of scope
> for R1, definately on the radar for future releases.
>
> Of course, the builder class comes from an extendable factory that can be
> enhanced to support this type of merging.
>
> I hope this clears up your question.
>
> - Chuck
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