Case Study: Building an Order Management System - Pro Java EE Spring Patterns - page 285

Project Name Description Package Name

com.apress.oms.business. OMSBusinessImpl Contains the actual business

impl logic implementations

com.apress.oms.persistence

OMSPersistence Contains the data access objects

com.apress.oms.remoting

OMSBusinessRemote Contains the components required

to export the business services as
remote objects

com.apress.oms.web.
controller

OMSWeb Contains the presentation

The last two projects in Table 7-2 should be created as Maven 2 web projects. The
steps to create these projects are the same except the archetype selection. To set up web
projects with Maven, you will need to select maven-archetype-webapp on the Select an
Archetype screen.

Adding Dependencies

So far, all the Maven projects have been set up independently. But in order for these proj-
ects to compile and produce the final build, you will need to add dependencies amongst
projects as well other frameworks. Table 7-3 lists the dependencies.

Table 7-3. Maven 2 Project Dependencies

Project Dependency

OMSJavabean None

OMSBusinessAPI OMSJavabean

OMSBusinessImpl OMSBusinessAPI, OMSJavabean

OMSBusinessRemote OMSBusinessAPI, OMSBusinessImpl, OMSJavabean, Spring

Framework

OMSPersistence OMSJavabean, Spring Framework

OMSWeb OMSJavabean, OMSBusinessAPI, Spring Framework (2.5.4), JSTL 1.1.2

I will show you the steps that need to be followed to add Maven project dependen-
cies in Blazon ezJEE for the OMSWeb project. You can follow the same steps to add
dependencies for other projects. To add dependencies, you must first build all the proj-
ects in your workspace using Maven. You can do this by selecting the individual pom.xml
file and running the Maven install goal, as shown in Figure 7-11.