Re: multiple jar project split into two projects

2007-09-07 Thread Dan Tran
It is too bad that the tool requires the actual .java files. A possible solution I can think of is to use antrun plugin to copy the source over to the module that needs it and use build-helper-maven-plugin to add the copied source dir to maven compilable source tree if needed -D On 9/7/07, Sebas

Re: multiple jar project split into two projects

2007-09-07 Thread Sebastian Johnck
Almost, I've got 5 core modules. 1 war module which depends on all the cores. The src directory for the war contains jsr 181 pojo endpoints, which all refer to core code. I'm using wsconsume and wsprovide (Jboss tools) to generate the client code. One of the requirements for the tool is that you

Re: multiple jar project split into two projects

2007-09-06 Thread Dan Tran
best practice is to break them up as much as you can so that you will have one build artifact per module. I my case which i use jaxws and here are my modules: core ws-client depends on core ws-server depend on core webapp depend on core and ws-server note both ws-client and ws-serve

multiple jar project split into two projects

2007-09-06 Thread Sebastian Johnck
Hello, I currently have a war project (containing web services) in which I'm generating a client.jar, containing client code, to include in the war. I'm generating client code into generated-sources folder and then using the jar plugin to create the client.jar, and place it in the web resources dir