Hi,
I have several Java libraries shared by different applications, including SWT apps.
I use an "ant" script to compile my Java libraries. The script copies generated jar files to the different /lib folders of my applications, including GWT-based ones. I run the script from command line and all I have to do when working on Eclipse is press F5 to refresh the repository.
Hope this helps,
Rodolfo M. Raya
On Thu, Mar 16, 2017 at 1:10 PM Magnus <alpineblaster@gmail.com> wrote:
--Hello,I am evaluating the interplay of maven and eclipse with two simple projects:
- a simple GWT application based on the one created with webAppCreator
- a simple library containing both, pure java code and GWT code
During my evauation, I have seen several problems like this:After making changes to the app or the library, which is used by the app, what should be done to get everything up to date?
- cd lib; mvn clean compile package install
or a subset of these?- cd app; mvn clean compile package gwt:devmode
or a subset of these?And in eclipse:
- lib project: refresh and/or Maven -> Update Project ... and/or GWT -> compile?
- app project: refresh and/or Maven -> Update Project ... and/or GWT -> compile?
Relating to the two projects in eclipse:
- should the library project be defined as a "required project" on the build path of the app project?
- should the jar file produced by the library project be added to the build path of the app project?
In essence: Should you "repeat" those dependencies in eclipse, allthough they are already defined in the pom.xml files?For me, it's still unclear, how the development process looks like, especially when you have a separate library project.Please show me, if this is written down somewhere.ThanksMagnus
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