2 Replies Latest reply on Oct 29, 2007 7:50 PM by amitev

    Any maven-ish directory support planned? Team Web-Developmen

    -arthur-

      Hi,

      jboss tools in the current release feels very great. In the next two weeks we are going to start developing a new web platform.
      It would be great to have the facelets/jsf/ features of jboss tools for the view.

      Is it possible to develop a complete application with jboss tools within a team? You are stuck on the wtp directory structre i think..

      What if we would like to use continous integration? Do we have to write an ant script which builds the ear? I dont think this is very easy.

      In the current state development is cool for a "one man team" but team web development isn't easy to realize i think. Dependency Management becomes an issue too...

      I use maven since one year and i really would like to continue with it.
      How would you start a project with jboss tools where 6 persons participates?

      Thanks for advices.

        • 1. Re: Any maven-ish directory support planned? Team Web-Develo
          maxandersen

          What is the problem with the wtp directory structure ? Maven supports having multiple projects.

          Anyway you can enable JSF support on normal projects too; just not sure all features will be enabled because arbitrary project structures won't contain all the information needed to work.

          In any case, there is nothing magic about our tooling compared to eclipse - how would you do projects in a team with eclipse anyway ?

          I do it by having multiple projects for each larger module (just like maven) and maven even supports generating WTP projects BUT unfortunately that doesn't enable our features so I recommend using the maven eclipse:eclipse generation initially and then use eclipse to adjust the project/classpath and settings that eclipse knows about.

          But yes you will need to use ant or maven to write the build scripts - nothing different from normal eclipse.

          Note: we will look into automating these things in the future, but for now we rely on that both ant and maven can work with Eclipse as is.

          • 2. Re: Any maven-ish directory support planned? Team Web-Develo
            amitev