We are currently in the process of upgrading to 6.3 and wanted to update our project structure as well.
I ran Lazybones and generated the project structure and noticed it created an "artifactId.core" folder for my java files.
How would I structure multiple OSGI bundle services in this structure? Would it be the same way as it was structured in the "bundles" folder in the old archetype?
i.e.
artifactId.core
--bundle1-service
----pom.xml
--bundle2-service
----pom.xml
pom.xml
All the examples I'm finding online for 6.3 project structures have everything dumped under artifactId.core which would whats currently separate bundles into one big bundle.
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When I see the need to have multiple bundles (for whatever reason) I typically create separate maven projects next to the core maven project.
Jörg
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When I see the need to have multiple bundles (for whatever reason) I typically create separate maven projects next to the core maven project.
Jörg
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Thanks Jörg, ill go with that structure.
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