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    <p>I am migrating my JSF application to Cloudbees - basically a Maven/Jenkins/Git platform. Unfortunately, I don't have a lot of experience with Maven/Jenkins/Git.</p> <p>I want to create a simple way that UI developers can stay in synch with the xhtml and related UI files, without needing the Java code on their machines. Java developers would need both the UI code and the java code. In both cases, when they push their content, it should be integratable with Jenkins continuous build process.</p> <p>Is there a good pattern or suggestion you could make to partition the project, so that the UI developers have their XHTML and other files (images, CSS, etc), while the Java developers have everything? This would need to work with Maven, Git, and Jenkins. Thanks for all the help.</p> <p>One last thing - java developers will be using Eclipse. UI developers don't need to use Eclipse, so the link will be Git.</p>
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    1. CODo you not want the designers to have Java code out of security (or similar) concerns, or just because you don't want them to have to download extra stuff to do their work?
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    2. COLike other version control software, you should provide permission for your users to read/write on files and folders. I haven't worked with Git yet, but I guess this could be configured easily with a Git administrator tool.
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    3. CO@RomanArmy - mainly because I want to keep it simple for them, and not have to download all the code and libs, etc. when they won't need it. Also, will have fewer issues even with optimistic locking by not "checking out" objects to people who won't use them. I have thought about security as well - I'm not paranoid about it but there is no need to unnecessarily increase risk.
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