Hello everyone,
is it possible to have multiple JV...
# multiplatformz
zeugederunity
09/29/2020, 8:50 AMHello everyone,
is it possible to have multiple JVM targets?
Like for a Server-Backend and a Microservice?
Edit after Jakub asked: The server is written with ktor and we want to Spark NLP for our new search feature. But i don't want to mix the code from the microservice with the server code.
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kqr
09/29/2020, 8:56 AMwhat's the diff?
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zeugederunity
09/29/2020, 8:59 AMWe use ktor for our serverbackend and want to use Spark NLP for our new search feature.
But i don't want to pack everything in one Jar-File.
zeugederunity
09/29/2020, 9:04 AMAnd i think that you should allways separate two completely different applications. Otherwise it becomes messy.
Same for our Java-Client. Right now the java client is in a separate project, but our migration goal is to get this one in out MP-PProject too.
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Joffrey
09/29/2020, 11:54 AMIf you want 2 different jars because they don’t serve the same purpose, I think it is more about defining 2 different modules than defining 2 different targets in the same multiplatform module. You can combine multiple gradle modules, and some of them may be multiplatform, but I believe these are 2 separate things.
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zeugederunity
09/29/2020, 1:33 PMHm, i think you are right, ill try it that way.
Thanks
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