New team members and junior developers
Onboarding a new developer to the Sametimed project
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About
The File Structure mind map template provides a comprehensive overview of the Sametimed project's directory layout, covering over 66 nodes across key areas such as source code, web content, configuration, and module distribution. It is designed for developers and system architects who need to understand the placement rules for files within the Sametimed repository. The template details the top-level directories like 'src', 'WebContent', and 'xml', and includes specific nodes such as 'sametimed-logback.xml' and 'sametimed-module-chat.jar'. This cheat sheet serves as a quick reference for navigating the project structure, ensuring consistent file organization across teams.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
DevOps engineers and release managers
Reviewing the project structure before a release or deployment
Senior developers and software architects
Refactoring the codebase and ensuring files are placed correctly
How to use this template
Step 1
Open and explore the root structure
Launch the Xmind file to navigate the primary branches including the repository root and module distribution nodes.
Step 2
Expand nodes for detailed file views
Click on specific directories like WebContent or src to reveal sub-nodes and understand the placement rules for individual files.
Step 3
Customize and share the directory map
Modify the existing nodes to match your specific project layout and share the final map with your team for consistent organization.
Frequently asked questions
The template covers the entire Sametimed project directory, including source code under 'src', web resources in 'WebContent', configuration files like 'sametimed-logback.xml', and module distribution artifacts such as 'sametimed-module-chat.jar'.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then explore each branch to see where specific files belong. For example, Java source files go under 'src/org/sametimed', while CSS and JS files reside in 'WebContent/css' and 'WebContent/js'.
Yes, you can customize the template by adding new directories or modules, renaming nodes, or attaching notes to clarify placement rules for your own project.
It lists the packaged modules, such as 'sametimed-module-chat.jar', along with their configuration and resource files, helping developers understand how modules are distributed and deployed.
Absolutely. The template's structure is generic enough to adapt to any Java web project. Simply replace the package names and module references with your own.
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