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Santiago Gala commented on SHINDIG-156:
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I gave it a try today:
I tested "mvn clean package" both with and without this patch, and the results 
were:

without:
$ ls java/gadgets/target/
classes      gadgets-sources.jar             surefire-reports
gadgets      gadgets.war                     test-classes
gadgets.jar  maven-shared-archive-resources  war
with:
$ ls java/gadgets/target/
classes      gadgets-sources.jar             surefire-reports
gadgets      gadgets.war                     test-classes
gadgets.jar  maven-shared-archive-resources  war

(i.e. exactly the same)

So the patch looks useless to me, unless you are trying to get a different 
thing from it than what the ls shows. I won't apply it unless I get an idea of 
what is is supposed to do, and wether it does it or not.

maven is the worse undocumented software I have ever seen, and uses xml 
configuration for extra bonus. I have seen it fail in all sort of unimaginable 
ways, and I have seen promises of it being better in the next version acros 3 
incompatible versions, yet I'm not really impressed and still refuse to use it 
as much as possible. Pity I seem to be the only one :(

If other people understands the issues please feel to chime in.

> maven install of gadgets server to create a jar ofr extenal consumption by 
> other apps
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: SHINDIG-156
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SHINDIG-156
>             Project: Shindig
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: Gadgets Server - Java
>            Reporter: Martin Webb
>            Priority: Minor
>         Attachments: pom-install-jar.diff
>
>
> To reuse some of the core Java code outside the gadget server, e.g. within a 
> gadget container, it is useful to have a jar file within the local maven 
> repository.  The attached fix allows a jar to be package along with the 
> original war.

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