Re: Multiple Assemblies via profiles

[Arnaud Bailly]

Mirko Leschikar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 I am pretty confused. What did I make wrong? Any hints?


Did you try 
   mvn help:effective-pom 
for tracing what gets really activated ?

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Re: Multiple Assemblies via profiles

[Rémy Sanlaville]

Just to be sure it is not a typo...
 profile
  id profileA/id

You have a space before profileA...
 profile
  idprofileA/id

Rémy

Re: Multiple Assemblies via profiles

[Mirko Leschikar]

Rémy Sanlaville schrieb:
 Just to be sure it is not a typo...
  profile
   id profileA/id
 
 You have a space before profileA...
  profile
   idprofileA/id

Yes, unfortunately, it was a just a typo in the mail :-). It is correct
in my pom.

Regards
Mirko


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Re: Multiple Assemblies via profiles

[Mirko Leschikar]

Arnaud Bailly schrieb:
 Mirko Leschikar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
 
 I am pretty confused. What did I make wrong? Any hints?

 
 Did you try 
mvn help:effective-pom 
 for tracing what gets really activated ?

Now, I did :-)

In the build section of parent project, there is only the assembly from
profileA.

But if I run this: mvn help:active-profiles -Dassembly=all
I get this output


Active Profiles for Project 'com.agile.xyz:xyzjava:pom:1.0-SNAPSHOT':

The following profiles are active:

 - profileB (source: pom)
 - profileA (source: pom)


Regards
Mirko


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