multilevel POM inheritance

Hello, I've been browsing through all kinds of Maven info (docs, wiki, mail archive, I'net) concerning multilevel POM inheritance. AFAIK the conclusion is that multilevel inheritance will only be fully supported in Maven Next Generation. I've done a small test though and when one performs two-l

Re: How do I include multiple java source directories in Maven?

Hello, AFAIK the only solution to specify multiple source dirs which is available at the moment can be found at: http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven/FrequentlyAskedQuestions#head-7545bdc005f855e 6b2009275529746f011a9ebcd. Also have a peek at http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven/CreatingJ2eeApplications. re

preferred workflow j2ee project: maven reactor or multiproject goal?

Hello, I've been reading through the Maven wiki today and noticed that on the http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven/CreatingJ2eeApplications page, the multiproject goal is used for artifact generation. I suppose today's specific workflow for j2ee projects (define interfaces + meta tags, code generatio

Re: Using maven for a project with multiple dependencies.

Hi, You can also create a relatively simple project.xml for the other projects on which your project is dependent, containing e.g. only their dependencies. Then AFAIK the most elegant way is to use the Maven Reactor (there's a small example in the Maven docs) to do your multiproject builds in case

Re: specifying more memory for the JVM

Thanks to you all for the detailed and specific information! At first I thought that maybe Maven spawns its goals in separate instances of the JVM (just as one can specify in the Ant "Java" task) so therefore there might have been a possibility to give an option to maven itself in order to let this

specifying more memory for the JVM

ions and didn't find any information. I know it's possible in ant, so I guess it's possible in Maven as well? regards, Johan Andries