Hi Vincent,
> What I do is use the reactor tag in my maven.xml file and
> provide a special goal ("dist-all"), as in:
>
> <goal name="dist-all" description="Full build plus prerequisites">
> <property name="goal" value="dist"/>
> <attainGoal name="action-prerequisites"/>
> </goal>
>
> <goal name="action-prerequisites">
> <reactor:execute
> basedir="${toplevelproject.dir}"
> glob="mysubproject/project.xml"
> goals="${goal}"
> banner="bla blah"
> ignoreFailures="false"
> />
> <attainGoal name="${goal}"/>
> </goal>
Great! So where does this maven.xml file fit into the directory
structure?
Do I need one maven.xml per module?
- common - code used by all backend modules
+- build.xml
+- common-build.xml
- common-struts - code used by all struts modules
+- build.xml
- featureX - backend code for featureX
+- build.xml
- featureX-struts - struts code for feature X
+- build.xml
- featureY
+- build.xml
- featureY-struts
+- build.xml
- ...
Thanks for your help!
ct
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