Maven Assembly - put multi-module dependencies into one zip

Hi, I am working on a project made up of a lot of other projects. It is set up ,for example, as follows: moduleA moduleB moduleD parent moduleE moduleF ... moduleX As shown, the parent is within the child modules. I know this may seem unusual but that is how it is and I have to work with it that

Re: Maven Assembly - put multi-module dependencies into one zip

You did not say what your problem is. Do you get what you want? Ron On 18/02/2013 6:37 AM, dgabriel wrote: Hi, I am working on a project made up of a lot of other projects. It is set up ,for example, as follows: moduleA moduleB moduleD parent moduleE moduleF ... moduleX As shown, the parent

Re: Maven Assembly - put multi-module dependencies into one zip

I want to use the Assembly plugin to create a zip file containing a folder that holds all of the unpacked dependencies from the children projects. The code I posted is what I have been trying but it does not work. I'd like someone to help me out if they can. -- View this message in context:

Re: Maven Assembly - put multi-module dependencies into one zip

I suspect what he was asking is for you to explain how it's not working. Sent from my iPhone On Feb 18, 2013, at 8:03 AM, dgabriel darren.gabr...@citi.com wrote: I want to use the Assembly plugin to create a zip file containing a folder that holds all of the unpacked dependencies from the

Re: Maven Assembly - put multi-module dependencies into one zip

When I try to build the project via cmd - mvn clean install, I get the build error 'Cannot create resource output directory' so I cannot even get it to build. The code is something similar I've used in single module projects which work fine. It is this multi project one that is now giving me the

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Re: Maven Assembly - put multi-module dependencies into one zip

You may want to try a little research with Google. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10923944/maven-resources-plugin-error-using-copy-resources-goal-resources-outputdire is one possible cause but without any more info, it is hard to help you. You might also post the error message that you are

Re: Maven Assembly - put multi-module dependencies into one zip

Thanks Ron. I have however been researching this quite a bit but can't seem to find whatever it is I need. What I meant was that I can create my directory containing the dependencies in a single module project but not a multi-module one. Before I could simply set up the assembly.xml in the

Re: Maven Assembly - put multi-module dependencies into one zip

You have a very specific error that does not appear to have anything to do with the number of modules. What directory can you not create? Does the path make sense? The error messages are not usually random. It refers to a specific problem that you need to fix. Ron On 18/02/2013 10:30 AM,

Re: Maven Assembly - put multi-module dependencies into one zip

binaries outputDirectorylibrary/projectDependencies/outputDirectory unpackfalse/unpack /binaries That is the code I have to create my output directory. It is within the moduleSet tag. That is what cannot be created it seems. Is it even possible to do what I am trying to

Re: Maven Assembly - put multi-module dependencies into one zip

On 18/02/2013 10:53 AM, dgabriel wrote: binaries outputDirectorylibrary/projectDependencies/outputDirectory unpackfalse/unpack /binaries That is the code I have to create my output directory. It is within the moduleSet tag. That is what cannot be created it seems.

Re: Maven Assembly - put multi-module dependencies into one zip

I do not know, that is my problem. My assembly.xml is obviously setup wrong and I am trying to get some help to fix it from someone that know something about using the Maven Assembly plugin with a multi-module project -- View this message in context:

Re: Maven Assembly - put multi-module dependencies into one zip

You need to answer my questions about why the directory can not be created and start to do some work on that problem. It probably has nothing to do with multi- or single modules. Did you check out the possible reason that I mentioned earlier? What did you find? You are not posting anything

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Re: Maven eating compiler errors?

If you use version 3.0 of maven-compiler-plugin it should give you better info if you use JDK 1.6+. You need to pin down the version of the plugin in the pom. /Anders On Mon, Feb 18, 2013 at 11:18 PM, Paul Bourke pauldbou...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, I'm having trouble where Maven is not showing

Re: Maven eating compiler errors?

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Re: Maven eating compiler errors?

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