> Since this module just has files in it, what kind of packaging type should
> it be?
In all likelihood, it should be a jar packaged project.
But if it is a parent, then you should leave the parent as a pom and
make a new module under the parent of type jar that holds these files.
Wayne
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Since this module just has files in it, what kind of packaging type should
it be?
I'm getting b/c it is currently set as a packaging type of jar, what should
it be?
On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 12:34 PM, Wayne Fay wrote:
> > In a sub-module, I have a assembly.xml file (maven-assembly-plugin) that
>
> In a sub-module, I have a assembly.xml file (maven-assembly-plugin) that I
>> am using to build this module. How can I reference the parent pom's path?
>
> You can do this using the expression "${project.basedir}/../.." or however
> many directory levels up you need to go.
Curtis is right about
Hi Ahmed,
In a sub-module, I have a assembly.xml file (maven-assembly-plugin) that I
> am using to build this module. How can I reference the parent pom's path?
>
You can do this using the expression "${project.basedir}/../.." or however
many directory levels up you need to go.
Something like
