Re: Reactor question

[Prabhakar Chaganti]

Try running maven with the verbose flag. May tell you something. maven -X

-prabhakar

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Subject: Reactor question
Date: 30/12/02 11:12


I thought I understood Reactor a bit, but evidently not. I have a somewhat
unusual compile setup involving four projects. The main project is called
itag, with three jakarta projects that I compile from source as well (see
previous thread called &quot;Newbie seeking advice on build best
practice&quot; for
why we do this).

Anyway, my directory structure is a bit different now, with itag and the
three jakarta projects at the .same. level of the directory. In itag's
maven.xml file, the following tag is used to (I thought), call the Maven
process to build Velocity (one of the jakarta projects).

&lt;reactor:execute
basedir=&quot;${itag.jakarta.root}/jakarta-velocity&quot;
glob=&quot;${itag.jakarta.root}/jakarta-velocity/project.xml&quot;
goals=&quot;java:jar&quot; banner=&quot;Building&quot;
ignoreFailures=&quot;false&quot;/&gt;

The {itag.jakarta.root} property is set to the correct path (I know this
because other commands that use the same property work fine), but when this
tag is executed, the behavior is not what I expect.

>From what I understand of Reactor, my thought is that this tag should act
exactly as if I just ran &quot;maven&quot; from the command line while in
the
jakarta-velocity directory. When the tag above executes, however, all I get
is this:


Our processing order:


....and then the next tag in my maven.xml file executes. Nothing inside of
Velocity changes. It is as if Reactor is getting called, but it isn't doing
anything except printing out &quot;Our processing order:&quot;.

If I do use the command line to manually call &quot;maven&quot; within the
jakarta-velocity, Velocity compiles perfectly, so the script Velocity uses
isn't the issue.

It seems like either a) Reactor doesn't work at all like I think it should
or b) Reactor doesn't work. I pawed through the copious Reactor
documentation (all hundred words of it), but was unable to figure out what
was going on. Can anyone please enlighten me?

Thanks,
Wordman

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