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D Y (2632) | asked Aug 10 '10, 1:10 a.m.
Hi All,
I'm new to RTC.
I have several project areas, one for each product
Also I have a common project area which contains common projects for all products, see structure:

-Product A
--- default component
-Product B
---default component
-Common
---Java component
---.Net component

I would like to ave 1 build definition that will build Product A + projects from Common->Java.

Is it possible?
Is my structure is a good practice?
I would love to hear your comments/suggestions.

Thanks in advance
Dekel

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Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k33035) | answered Aug 10 '10, 6:38 a.m.
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All looks fine to me.
Was there anything in particular that you were concerned about?

Cheers,
Geoff

On 8/10/2010 1:22 AM, dekely wrote:
Hi All,
I'm new to RTC.
I have several project areas, one for each product
Also I have a common project area which contains common projects for
all products, see structure:

-Product A
--- default component
-Product B
---default component
-Common
---Java component
---.Net component

I would like to ave 1 build definition that will build Product A +
projects from Common->Java.

Is it possible?
Is my structure is a good practice?
I would love to hear your comments/suggestions.

Thanks in advance
Dekel

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David Olsen (5237) | answered Aug 10 '10, 1:18 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
dekely wrote:
I have several project areas, one for each product
Also I have a common project area which contains common projects for
all products, see structure:

-Product A
--- default component
-Product B
---default component
-Common
---Java component
---.Net component

I would like to ave 1 build definition that will build Product A +
projects from Common->Java.

Is it possible?
Is my structure is a good practice?
I would love to hear your comments/suggestions.

If all the projects are in the same RTC repository, and if the account
running the build has access to all those projects, then you can easily
create a single repository workspace will all the SCM components that
you need from the various projects, and use that workspace in your
build. Setting up the build should be pretty straightforward.

If the projects are in different RTC repositories on different servers,
then you can't have a single repository workspace with everything you
need, and your build will be more complex.

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D Y (2632) | answered Aug 11 '10, 6:39 a.m.
Correct,
My build collect components from different projects area and this
solution is acceptable.

thanks
Dekel

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