Re: jar override paths

[Adam Fisk]

Hi Jorg-
I'm very new to Maven and did not even know about the multiproject 
plugin.  Now I'm using it, and it's working great.  I'm still having a 
couple issues with the ${maven.multiproject.basedir}, but it should work 
out fine.

Thanks very much!
-Adam
Since you mension inheriting, I assume you have a multpproject.
Use ${maven.multiproject.basedir}
- Jörg
 

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Re: jar override paths

[Jörg Schaible]

Adam Fisk wrote:

> Hi Everyone-
> 
> I'm using the jar override property to use local jars in two projects.
> One project uses the reactor to call the build of the other project.
> The problem is that each project includes a property
> "maven.myproject.jars" specifying the location of the jar files.  In one
> project.properties file, this reads:
> 
> maven.myproject.jars = ../../../../lib/jars
> 
> While in another it reads:
> 
> maven.myproject.jars = ../lib/jars
> 
> I then specify my jar override jars as in the following:
> 
> maven.myproject.myjar = ${maven.lib.jars}/myjar.jar
> 
> One project.xml inherits from the other, inheriting all properties.  As
> a result, only one of these directories works depending on where you
> are.  If I go to one project, I have to uncomment or comment out the
> "maven.myproject.jars" property from the other project.  I've tried
> using the jelly tag to make these paths absolute, but the jar resolution
> and "download" happens before any code in maven.xml is executed, so this
> just doesn't work.  Can I maybe declare the properties somewhere other
> than project.properties?  Any advice would be much appreciated.

Since you mension inheriting, I assume you have a multpproject.
Use ${maven.multiproject.basedir}

- Jörg



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jar override paths

[Adam Fisk]

Hi Everyone-
I'm using the jar override property to use local jars in two projects.  
One project uses the reactor to call the build of the other project.  
The problem is that each project includes a property 
"maven.myproject.jars" specifying the location of the jar files.  In one 
project.properties file, this reads:

maven.myproject.jars = ../../../../lib/jars
While in another it reads:
maven.myproject.jars = ../lib/jars
I then specify my jar override jars as in the following:
maven.myproject.myjar = ${maven.lib.jars}/myjar.jar
One project.xml inherits from the other, inheriting all properties.  As 
a result, only one of these directories works depending on where you 
are.  If I go to one project, I have to uncomment or comment out the 
"maven.myproject.jars" property from the other project.  I've tried 
using the jelly tag to make these paths absolute, but the jar resolution 
and "download" happens before any code in maven.xml is executed, so this 
just doesn't work.  Can I maybe declare the properties somewhere other 
than project.properties?  Any advice would be much appreciated.

Thanks.
-Adam
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