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And it build just fine.
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that the view child module would
not have to bother with them.
By maybe there is a better way to go about this issue of separating
dependencies concerns by modules..
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I mostly never define dependencies directly in the parent pom but have a
dependencyManagement section so versions will not differ between modules.
Same goes for plugins and pluginManagement. Maybe you could add something
like junit in test scope directly to the parent's dependencies. I
that is found in the
core module.
So, this mysql-test profile should sit in the core pom file.
Otherwise, some of this profile properties would not be found in another
view module.
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The mysql-test profile is to test the dao layer, layer that is found in the
core module.
So, this mysql-test profile should sit in the core pom file.
Otherwise, some of this profile properties would not be found in another
view module.
So remind us again, what is the problem you are trying
I am wondering if the OP is hitting the must have a named profile in
the aggregation root that I have observed, but not determined whether
it is a bug or a feature.
If I have a multi-module project and one module 'web' has a profile
called run.
mvn -Prun clean install -f web/pom.xml
will
.
This should not be present in the other view module that will handle the
Presentation.
How to have this setup moved into the existing core module ?
Thanks.
Stephane
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Sorry Anders, I didn't really understand your message goal.. Do you want me
to send some pasted content ?
From your original email:
Before adding the other view module, I would like to know how I can move
some of the content of a profile from the parent pom.xml file into the
pom.xml file of
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