Merging 2 wicket web projects into 1 multi-module maven project?

I recommend to create another Maven module "D" (with jar packaging) which would contain all the shared code between modules "A" and "B.

I recommend to create another Maven module "D" (with jar packaging) which would contain all the shared code between modules "A" and "B". The module "A" will need to have a dependency on "D" and the module "B" will need to have a dependency on "D" as well. The benefit of this approach is to have both web projects ("A", "B") still able to deploy to a web server while maintaining the code shared between them on one place ("D").

Note to WAR-WAR dependency: WAR requires a different directory structure as JAR (e.g. The WEB-INF directory with classes and lib subdirectories as you have already mentioned) so I think a dependency on a WAR module will not work for you as you would expect. – grlicky Nov 23 at 8:17.

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