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    ramesh_laks
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    Hi
    In our existing project we have five major modules.Which we have
    developed for about 3 years.

    Module 1
    Module 2
    Module 3
    Module 4
    Module 5

    Each module has a some EJB’s and a web context.

    The CVS Structure is

    1. Project
    1.1 source(JAVA)
    1.2 Root(JSP)
    1.2.1 WebModule1
    1.2.2 WebModule2
    1.2.3 WebModule3
    1.2.4 WebModule4
    1.2.5 WebModule5
    1.3 Ant
    1.4 Lib

    We use the ant scripts to build a corresponding Modules ear(Which contains the ejbs and the web application) .

    Environment
    We are using eclipse for our developement environment and the application will be deployed on weblogic 8.1 .

    Now we are planning to use MyEclipse IDE to deploy the application in the exploded format.
    Please help me with the cvs structure to be followed and the way application should be packaged.

    Regards
    Sankar
    ssankar@world2web.com

    #231445

    Riyad Kalla
    Member

    Sankar,
    Please explain what is the structure underneath each “WebModule” unit, is this a full on a web application?

    #231491

    ramesh_laks
    Member

    The Structure of Each web application is

    1.2.1 WEBModule1
    1.2.1.1 JSP Pages
    1.2.1.2 META-INF
    application.xml
    1.2.1.3 WEB-INF
    tlds
    web.xml
    weblogic.xml

    Regards
    Sankar

    #231501

    Riyad Kalla
    Member

    If that is the case, can you explain the purpose of the “Root JSP”, “Source” and “Lib” folders from your first diagram… what is contained in those folders and how does it relate to the other projects?

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