Seemed failry self-evident to me. I have the following structure:
MULTIPROJECT
--+Hibernate-module - produces a jar of persistent classes with
*.hbm.xml files
--+Application-module - produces jar of application classes
--+EJB-module - produces ejb-jar and client-jar files
--+WAR-module - produces war file
--+SAR-module - pacakes all the above up into a nice little SAR for
deploying in JBoss
Hope that helps,
Sean
On Mon, 2004-02-23 at 11:52, thorsten maus wrote:
Is there any usecase of how to implement hibernate best in a
multiproject for an application server ( using jboss )
the document : http://hibernate.bluemars.net/66.html
provides a way to implement it ...
the approach does not look so easy to implement for me using maven ..
taking this approach i would
have to create a sar subproject
where simply all descriptor files will be stored
create a hibernate classes jar .. where the corresponding classes are
stored
the sar file cannot keep the classes as the other packages like the war
package is not able to use
classes from the sar ..
well ...
did anyone of you thought about this to the end and has it properly
running
help would be really appreciated ..
greetings
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