Re: how to use multi-projects with eclipse
Nicolas De Loof wrote: Thank's for reply. Using this, how do you use multiproject goals ? Is it enough to set maven.multiproject.includes=../subproject1/project.xml, ../subproject2/project.xml ? Yep, although I customize a lot in project.properties (particularly you can set 'goal=' and multiproject:goal will run that set of goals for each project). I used to hack maven.xml a bit too, but multiproject just makes it all too damn easy ;-) Nico. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: how to use multi-projects with eclipse
"Nicolas De Loof" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 20/11/2003 11:33:58
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> Thank's for reply.
>
> Using this, how do you use multiproject goals ?
>
> Is it enough to set maven.multiproject.includes=..
> /subproject1/project.xml, ../subproject2/project.xml ?
>
> Nico.
We do that, as well as exclude the 'master-project/project.xml'.
>
>
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> > eclipse don't workm that way (unless root is the eclipse project and
the
> > subprojects are just directories under that, in which case you would
> > only end up with one jar file, one .classpath, one .project). I do
this
> > like so:
> >
> > (workspace)
> >|--master-project
> >||-project.xml etc.
> >|--subproject1
> >||-project.xml (extends
${basedir}/../master-project/project.xml
> >|--subproject2
> >||-project.xml (extends
${basedir}/../master-project/project.xml
> >
> > This is pretty simple and works well. You can easily add a third
> > subproject for common utilities shared by both the other
subprojects...
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Re: how to use multi-projects with eclipse
Thank's for reply.
Using this, how do you use multiproject goals ?
Is it enough to set maven.multiproject.includes=../subproject1/project.xml,
../subproject2/project.xml ?
Nico.
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From: "Jeffrey Bonevich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Maven Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2003 11:25 AM
Subject: Re: how to use multi-projects with eclipse
> eclipse don't workm that way (unless root is the eclipse project and the
> subprojects are just directories under that, in which case you would
> only end up with one jar file, one .classpath, one .project). I do this
> like so:
>
> (workspace)
>|--master-project
>||-project.xml etc.
>|--subproject1
>||-project.xml (extends ${basedir}/../master-project/project.xml
>|--subproject2
>||-project.xml (extends ${basedir}/../master-project/project.xml
>
> This is pretty simple and works well. You can easily add a third
> subproject for common utilities shared by both the other subprojects...
>
> jeff
>
> Nicolas De Loof wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I'm using maven on a project involving two jars and I understood to late I should
> > use multi-projects to do that. Not
a
> > big problem, but I would like some suggestions for the next project that will use
> > mave :
> >
> > We use eclipse for java developments. I would like to define a multi-project this
> > way :
> >
> > (root)
> > /project.xml
> > /maven.xml
> > /project.properties
> >
> > /subproject1 (an ejb for example)
> > /src/java
> > /src/test
> > /project.xml (extends ../project.xml)
> >
> > /subproject2 (webapp for example)
> > /src/java
> > /src/test
> > /src/web
> > /project.xml (extends ../project.xml)
> >
> > (If something seems stupid, please tell me !)
> >
> >
> > On eclipse, I would like to import "root" project from CVS *AND* child projects
> > so that independant eclipse
> > .classpath/.project can be defined for subprojects.
> >
> > Without that, I'm sure I'll find some code in ejb project that uses webapp
> > classes, for example date or format
utils.
> >
> > Do you have any suggestion on the way to make all of this work on eclipse with *as
> > simple as possible* configuration
?
> >
> > Nico.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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Re: how to use multi-projects with eclipse
eclipse don't workm that way (unless root is the eclipse project and the
subprojects are just directories under that, in which case you would
only end up with one jar file, one .classpath, one .project). I do this
like so:
(workspace)
|--master-project
||-project.xml etc.
|--subproject1
||-project.xml (extends ${basedir}/../master-project/project.xml
|--subproject2
||-project.xml (extends ${basedir}/../master-project/project.xml
This is pretty simple and works well. You can easily add a third
subproject for common utilities shared by both the other subprojects...
jeff
Nicolas De Loof wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using maven on a project involving two jars and I understood to late I should use
multi-projects to do that. Not a
big problem, but I would like some suggestions for the next project that will use mave
:
We use eclipse for java developments. I would like to define a multi-project this way :
(root)
/project.xml
/maven.xml
/project.properties
/subproject1 (an ejb for example)
/src/java
/src/test
/project.xml (extends ../project.xml)
/subproject2 (webapp for example)
/src/java
/src/test
/src/web
/project.xml (extends ../project.xml)
(If something seems stupid, please tell me !)
On eclipse, I would like to import "root" project from CVS *AND* child projects
so that independant eclipse
.classpath/.project can be defined for subprojects.
Without that, I'm sure I'll find some code in ejb project that uses webapp classes, for example date or format utils.
Do you have any suggestion on the way to make all of this work on eclipse with *as simple as possible* configuration ?
Nico.
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