Re: AS400 Java source organization

[Ashish Kulkarni <kulkarni_ash1312@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi
May be you should try using some source control
software like VSS or CVS,
and add all the common code to VSS, also create jar
file of your application and your production version
must point to one specific jar file, but the
programmer can create there own jar files in there
folders and use them for testing.

--- Balazs Vojtek <balazs.vojtek@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello, 
> 
> we are an old-school RPG shop that is now tasting
> the flavour of Java on 
> AS-400. Currently we have a bit chaotical situation,
> because each 
> programmer used his own idea of the source and class
> organization. We have 
> a lots of duplicate items located in various
> locations. My idea was to 
> create a common path where the commonly used classes
> (JDBC drivers, XML 
> parsers, utilities, etc) would be placed. Then
> another path where the 
> "live" applications would be placed. And the testing
> and development 
> processes would be done in user portions based on
> habits of each 
> programmer.
> Or is there a better strategy?
> I'd like also to know a bit more about the most
> effective way of setting 
> the job attributes of a simple user/programmer.
> 
> Thank you
> 
> Best regards
> 
> Balazs
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