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we have the framework same to yours. In our project.xml, we have a dependency
to the project itself. for example:
<dependency>
<id>${pom.id}</id>
<version>${pom.currentVersion}</version>
<url>http://${siteAddress}/${pom.id}/</url>
<properties>
<war.bundle.jar>true</war.bundle.jar>
</properties>
</dependency>
then I can make the jar other than lots of .class files in the war.
So I think you can try it.
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>We are trying to figure out how to add a jar imbedded in a binary
>distribution to the build classpath.
>
>For example. We have a project base framework that is based on Turbine.
>This base framework contains settings unique to our organization. Layouts,
>additional and/or custom services, property file settings, etc...
>We have applications based on this base framework. These applications can
>overlay some of the base framework artifacts. For instance the default
>layout. We typically distribute the base framework as a binary
>distribution. We have enhanced our Maven.xml file with the use of pre and
>post Goals to first populate the webapp with base framework artifacts and
>then we overlay the webapp with any changes from the project using it. The
>one thing we are missing is how to add the Jar in the binary distribution to
>the build-Classpath.
>How are others addressing this?
>Is anyone using reactor to achieve this?
>Appreciate any ideas,
>
>Dave
>
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