Layout of MOLGENIS projects
MOLGENIS projects are organized in a standard layout to ease reuse and integration. In practice you only have to touch the handwritten folders.
/molgenis_module Your folders: +--[module].properties [contains the settings specific for this project, including list of imported modules] +--handwritten/models/ [in the simple applications this is the only folder you need] +--handwritten/java/ [can in the future also include groovy, jython, scala?] +--handwritten/web/ [to store your static webcontent like scripts, css, img, this will be served] +--handwritten/web/img [default folder for your images Your imports (typically this always include the molgenis_core module): +--imported/[module] [one folder for each imported module] +--imported/[module]/module.properties [one for each imported module] +--imported/[module]/handwritten/models [one subfolder for each imported module] +--imported/[module]/handwritten/java [one java subfolder for each imported module] +--imported/[module]/handwritten/web [one web subfolder for each imported module] Automatic: +--generated/java [automatic] +--generated/sql [automatic] +--generated/models [automatic copies of the model to enable fast re-generation and migrations] +--generated/web/[module]/ [automatic copy from handwritten/web/ and the modules] +--generated/web/[module]/img [automatic copy from handwritten/web/img and each imported/[module]/web/img] +--generated/web/[module]/scripts [automatic copy from handwritten/web/scripts and each imported/[module]/web/scripts] +--generated/web/[module]/css [automatic copy from handwritten/web/css and each imported/[module]/web/css]
Subversion
Note:
- generated folders are under svn:ignore
- imported folders are under svn:externals
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