Appc has been repackaged and has become very difficult to support.
I am working on getting support built into the plugin however it
requires a host of additional libraries that would make the other
goals a real pain to use. I will probably post a set of instructions
on the mojo website
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Hi there,
we encountered a somewhat odd behavior of the site-plugin:
if the POM is missing a distributionManagement section and site:stage is
invoked, then the name of the modules is used instead of the artifactId.
Using the project name is generally
I have over 50 modules in my project and they all have headers like:
groupIdorg.delta.esp.dap.c2.services/groupId
version1.0.0.0/version
artifactIdc2-ear/artifactId
packagingear/packaging
parent
groupIdorg.delta.esp.dap/groupId
artifactIdc2/artifactId
I am actually looking for something like ${project.home} as I have multiple
modules, and want to reference a file in the project root.
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I saw a reference to creating a build-tools.jar to use in a multi module
project for Jalopy:
http://mojo.codehaus.org/jalopy-maven-plugin/multimodule.html
I have dozens of projects that have the need to use the same ant
build.xmlscript and I was hoping to just create a dependancy upon it
like
I recall that the last time I used this plugin I had to set up the
following properties in my settings.xml file:
bea.home/Users/steve/servers/bea/bea.home
weblogic.domainwls/weblogic.domain
Plugin configuration was something like:
plugin
In short, you can't. There are some good reasons for this -- Maven
does not require nor expect that you are always building all modules
in a project, so its not necessarily true that ${project.home} or
${parent.parent.parent} style references will always refer to anything
useful. You could just as
Its not a bad idea, but I don't think the ant plugin currently
supports such a use case. The plugin could probably be modified to
work like that, and probably without a lot of trouble. I'd take a look
at Jalopy plugin and see how it resolves resources that it uses.
Also take a look at Checkstyle,
