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copied!<p>I work for a country-wide company, so the software we develop is large scale.</p> <p>Our core system is Web based including <code>webservices</code>. We are currently redesigning the entire project and is moment to start the project structure.</p> <p>We have like 7 web modules including for the web project based on <code>Struts2</code> and <code>Spring 3.1</code>. A <code>Webservice</code> core based on <code>JAX-WS</code> and <code>Spring 3.1</code></p> <p><strong>My question is what are the best practices to design the project structure and modularization for a project like this:</strong></p> <p>We'll definitely use <code>Maven</code> and <code>OSGi</code> if needed. I'm thinking in something like</p> <pre><code>WebProject.war |---Web.xml |--- Libs | |--- Web Module1.jar |--- Web Module2.jar |--- Web Module3.jar |--- Web Module4.jar |--- Web Module5.jar |--- Web Module6.jar WebService.war |---Web.xml |--- Libs | |--- Service.jar |--- Service2.jar EJBProject.jar | |--- module.jar |--- module2.jar </code></pre> <p>This is what I personally have in mind, but we are looking for something better modularized so we can work and deploy <code>WebModule1.jar</code> without affecting the other modules and main project <code>WebProject.war</code>. Also with this we want the specialized teams to only have the code of their projects, so if a Team must work only with <code>Service2.jar</code> in their <code>IDE</code> they will only have the code for <code>Service2.jar</code> and a resource project with the others project already compiled.</p> <p>Thanks</p>

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