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This project will have the Conventions for Java and J2EE from the Java
BluePrints team. The conventions are available on the Java BluePrints
web site. Currently there are conventions for naming and
project structuring. The development of the conventions will be moved
to java.net, starting now.
By using a set of conventions, development teams can save a lot of time
and energy discussing issues such as how to structure a project
workspace, where to put code, where to put documentation etc. Instead
of long team meetings, start with a set of conventions and get down to
work sooner.
Current versions of the conventions can be read at
- Project
Conventions for Enterprise Applications, Early Acess 1. The
conventions in this document are intended to assist developers with
organizing the directories and files associated with an application
project in a logical fashion.
- Naming
Conventions for Enterprise Applications, Early Access 2. This
covers naming for J2EE components such as Servlets, JSP pages, EJBs,
and web services.
The
Java BluePrints Build System
project provides an Ant-based build system that implements some of
these project and naming conventions, and also provides a mechanism to
create projects that are native NetBeans projects, but are usable from
command-line. The Java BluePrints Build System can be downloaded
here.
Note, this is just the initial content for this site. We will add more
soon.
So far we have a
few
issues which we will use to determine the next draft. Let us know
if you have other
suggestions.
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