[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
yeah
i'm using m2 with continuum
when i added the parent pom it loaded all the child pom but when hit
"build now" at parent it just did a build for parent but not for child
Yes, if you want to build other projects, just hit "build now" on them.
if i need to make to work it on using command project how do i do that,
If you want all modules independant in Continuum and want to build all when you hit "build now" on
parent, go to build definitions of parent and remove "-N" parameter
If you want only one project in continuum and build all everytime, you need to add a
"Shell Project"
can anyone please give me example , coz confused what enter where,
Thanks,
Raghurajan G
Emmanuel Venisse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
02/02/2006 05:02 PM
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Subject: Re: How to make multi module work in continuum
John Tolentino a écrit :
What are you trying to build? Maven 1, Maven 2 or Ant?
If you're using Maven 2, by default it should build all of the sub
projects if you build the parent. Just make sure all of the sub projects
are declared in the parent POM's modules section.
Not exactly.
Continuum create separate projects for parent and modules. Each project
have its own build if a
change is make on it.
By default, the parent build is done with -N (non recursive) options,
Continuum don't build
sub-modules on parent project.
With Maven 1, make the default goal of your parent project call your
multi-project goal.
Can't answer regarding Ant though. Haven't tried building multi-projects
through Continuum with Ant yet.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do i make continuum to build parent and childern ?
is there any documentation or example any where?
Thanks,
Raghurajan G
