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As you can see, the project has been organized as a standard Maven project under
src/main/java
, where we will add our source code,
src/main/resources
, for
the configuration (containing a bare-bones
ejb-jar.xml
configuration file), and for
src/test/java
, which can be used to host the
test
classes. At the moment, we
will concentrate on the main file,
pom.xml
, which needs to be aware of the JBoss
enterprise dependencies.
Configuring the project object module (pom.xml)
You need to resist just a few more minutes before digging into the code ex-
amples—configuring Maven's
pom.xml
is your first priority, otherwise you will not
even be able to compile a single class for your project.
The
pom.xml
file is quite verbose, so we will illustrate here just the core elements
that are required to understand our example, leaving the full listing to the code ex-
ample package of this topic.
The first thing we are going to add, just after the
properties
section, is a reference
to
JBoss' Bill of Material
(
BOM
):
