Let me add to this a little if i may.
Even with multiple .pom files, it's still not very easy to do multiple
artifacts.
If the only difference in my artifacts is the file type, I would hope i
could use
the same group and artifact id. However, that doesn't work because if i
first
publish the .j
What i'm really asking is there any effective way to do this with a single
.pom file?
If i use a single .pom file, and I set jar in it,
when i try
to use artifact:install to install the .war file, it automatically changes
the suffix to .jar
when it deploys.
Same would happen if i want to deploy
Can anyone give me advice on handling multiple artifact projects?
Basically, scenarios like this:
.war file + .jar file (the jar file is an api, perhaps a web service)
.ear file + .war file
.jar file + .tld file
I'm using the maven 2.0 tasks from ant, and using ANT to build my
artifacts and c
I'm using m2 beta 1 version of the ANT tasks.
I've specified the "servletapi" jar file as a "compile" dependency.
However, when i create my war file (which i do with an ANT script),
i don't want it included in the WEB-INF/lib directory.
>From what i can tell, when i can't use the element
to
Sorry, found the "useScope" attribute in the source code, which is not
documented in the ant tasks documentation page.
However, i've also found something else missing, which is retrieving
arbitrary types of dependencies, such as tld
files.
I'd like to be able to do this:
>From there, i
Is there a particular reason that the task has no
way to specify
which level of scoping you are looking for? It would be nice if I could
do the following:
...
...
...
...
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Matthew Inger
Fiberlink Communications Corp
215-664-1723
I'm trying to use the Maven Artifact tasks for ANT.
We have an existing build structure which has several modules which share
the
same versions of various jar files. Not all modules use all jar files.
My plan was this:
1. Create a parent pom file
2. Create a pom file for each i
