You can check it out from:

https://svn.labs.jboss.org/labs/jbosslabs/labs-3.0-build

The structure is:

Kod:

labs-3.0-build    - core       - core-api <-- all api used in services and views - mainly interfaces, common classes etc. Packed as jar.       - core-model <-- Entity classes and all around them used in services and views. Packed as jar.    - services <- services module. Dependencies for services etc       - foo-service <-- example service. All services have their own persistence.xml class and specify entity classes. They're packed as .ejb3.    - maven-labs-plugin <-- labs plugin. Please execute mvn install here, before doing antyhing else.    - thirdparty <-- server, portal, libraries etc. You can easly add your own libraries.    - configuration <-- same as "configuration" in old build. Those files are copied to server on install/deploy (depending on the folder inside)    - labs-archetypes <-- currently one archetype for generating service project    - views <-- folder with all views. Adds core labs dependencies for all projects.       - foo-view <-- example servlet view

Short usage instruction (available in repo as well)

• HOW TO BUILD LABS FILE

1. Environment setup.

To set up environment, first set your JBOSS_HOME environment variable OR copy labs.properties.sample to labs.properties and set your jboss home dir there and then execute

mvn labs:setup

2. Build and deploy

To recompile(build) and deploy

mvn install OR mvn

3. New modules

• NOTE Please execute below commands after executing build system at least once.

3.1 New service

To create new sceleton of service project

./create_service.sh $

3.2 New servlet

To create new sceleton of servlet in views

./create_servlet.sh $

3.3 New portlet

To create new sceleton of portlet in views

./create_portlet.sh $ 3.4 New ear service (ejb3 + war in ear) ./create_service_ear.sh $

4 IDE Integration

4.1 Eclipse

To generate eclipse project files (.classpath, .project) type mvn eclipse:eclipse in root directory, then choose "Import existing projects into Workspace" in Eclipse. Remember to set M2_REPO variable to your maven2

repository (usually ~/.m2/repository)

4.2 Idea

Idea can import project from pom.xml file (just choose root pom.xml)