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Virgo git Repositories | How to Add new woven project to Virgo |
A typical git repository is organised into the following files and directories:
build-xxx/ // top-level build directory build.properties // properties substituted during build build.versions // dependency version properties org.eclipse.virgo.xxx.y.z/ // a project ... // more projects virgo-build/ // git submodule
Each project is organised into the following files and directories:
.classpath // Eclipse build class path .project // Eclipse project metadata .settings/ // Settings .springBeans // Spring tooling metadata build.xml // Ant build instructions ivy.xml // Ivy build dependencies src/main/java/ // Runtime source src/main/resources/ // Runtime resources src/test/java/ // Unit/integration test source src/test/resources/ // Unit/integration test resources template.mf // Bundlor template
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Virgo git Repositories | How to Add new woven project to Virgo |