After building a project in MPS you should find sources_gen and classes_gen directories in your project files. You can add those directories as source directories your application.
Basically, you are using ant to do stuff, including packaging. You definitely can package a module (solution/language) as a jar, however I am not sure, whether it is possible to package a whole project (multiple modules) just like that. Maybe packaging modules separately one by one is good enough for you.
First you must declare a solution/language x in the structure which you are going to pack. Personally I have discovered 2 ways of creating a jar (defined in the layout part) 1. jar -> compile output of module x 2. Export as Java library (first define a library in the structure part)
Please report back if this helped you or what you actually need. Cheers.
After building a project in MPS you should find sources_gen and classes_gen directories in your project files. You can add those directories as source directories your application.
Firstly, I think you should define what you project contains. The answer depends on that.
You should look into the Build Language, whether it contains what you want: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/mps/build-language.html
Basically, you are using ant to do stuff, including packaging. You definitely can package a module (solution/language) as a jar, however I am not sure, whether it is possible to package a whole project (multiple modules) just like that. Maybe packaging modules separately one by one is good enough for you.
First you must declare a solution/language x in the structure which you are going to pack. Personally I have discovered 2 ways of creating a jar (defined in the layout part)
1. jar -> compile output of module x
2. Export as Java library (first define a library in the structure part)
Please report back if this helped you or what you actually need. Cheers.