Zeba,
It's probably not Maven best practice to have a .jar file with no classifier
popped out of a pom project. But I'll let the Maven experts discuss that.
I think you can accomplish what you want with multiple executions, something
like this maybe. This is just a guess so YMMV.
Looks like you missed the important note on the bottom of the
usage-page[1].
{quote}
Note: The java goal doesn't spawn a new process. Any VM specific option
that you want to pass to the executed class must be passed to the Maven VM
using the MAVEN_OPTS environment variable. E.g.
MAVEN_OPT
Nothing wrong with using build helper...
But *if* you have written a plugin to do your code generation, then the
mojo that generates the source code should also add the generated source to
the compile class path (projecthelper.addsources iirc)
For example I wrote a plugin to generate some code to
> Is there a way in eclipse that i can make a Parent POM project (with package
> type POM) which is in the work space that the other projects are located but
> not inside the parent project (like a relative reference to them would work
This is somewhat common for certain sets of Maven users (mostl
Hi all,
I'm executing a Java main class with the following:
mvn compile -Prun-main
With exec plugin being run with a java goal during the compile phase
(in the run-main profile):
run-main
org.codehaus.mojo
exec-maven-plugin
1.2.1
compile
Thanks Dirk,
Yes ! :) when i realized that i need something in batch scripting i did
search I used Start as well it makes a new window open and makes batch
commands in parallel.. but i actually needed call as you pointed out ..
Wayne,
Is there a way in eclipse that i can make a Parent POM proj
Am 24.03.2012 um 16:45 schrieb sarmahdi :
> Hello,
>
> I did the mvn.bat --help and it gave me a list of options.
>
> I need to know that IF i want to write a batch or shell script for three
> different projects. how can i do that.
>
> /echo Starting Maven build process
>
> cd c:\demo1\works
Oh i did not reject it. It the actual way of doing it i know and i understand
( a more logical way as well) but I have an eclipse workspace which i
mavenized and some vendors also use it to help in development and it will be
hard for them to get changes on their end. they usually arent flexible so
