Hi, Am Montag, den 21.04.2008, 15:17 +0200 schrieb Carsten Ziegeler: > Felix Meschberger wrote: > > So here is my proposal: We create a launchpad/core module, which just > > contains the classes from the app and web app module and combine them in > > a single (simple) jar file. In addition the core sling.properties file > > would also be part of this jar file. This jar file, by itself is not > > usable. > And we should add the jre config files there as well.
Of course ;-) > > > > > The launchpad/app module would have a dependency on the core module and > > just unpack the classes and properties file - through the maven > > dependency plugin. We also need to get the bundles into the jar. > > > > The launchpadd/webapp module also would have a dependency on the core > > module, but would pack the core jar file into the WEB-INF/lib folder > > unmodified. Again, we need to get the bundles into the jar and the of > > course the web.xml file. > > > > Now my question is: both launchpad/app and launchpadd/webapp use the > > same set of bundles. Is there a way of sharing this common knowledge > > between the app and webapp modules without creating a dependency on the > > app module in the webapp module ? Could the maven assembly plugin be > > used for this ? > I don't know - perhaps we could define this in a separate pom and then > use the assembly plugin, or we can write a custom plugin. I've written a > plugin that assembles all used bundles (from the dependencies) and puts > them into a folder. ... from the dependencies ... : Which dependencies ? Transitive ? Would this list then be "correct" ? > > > > > If we split like this, we could also make the launchpadd/jcrapp module > > simpler by just adding the dependency to the launchpad/core module and > > setup the dependency list. > > > > Is this correct ? Does this make sense ? > I think this makes sense. This enables creating own webapps without the > need of duplicating common stuff. > I'll try to come up with a solution for this next week (hopefully). Cool. Regards Felix
