Hi, even though I'm not a guru at all I have had the same task - a project with subprojects and subsubprojects. I use the reactor too: one reactor (r1) to build all the subprojects and another one (r2) in each subproject which contain subsubprojects. So the 'reactor inside reactor' works fine.
When maven starts you can see on the output: "starting the reactor our processing order ..." and than it lists the processing order of the projects this reactor (r1) is generating and starts to build them one after another. When the project with the second reactor (r2) is reached it processes its reactor (r2) and again you will see the output of the processing order of the subsubprojects: "starting the reactor our processing order.." After finishing it continues to process the subprojects of reactor r1. Maven recursivly goes through the subprojects and if necessary the subsubprojects. I hope the explanation was not to confused, is helping a bit and answered your question. Am Mit, 2003-06-25 um 09.13 schrieb Martin Skopp: > Hi gurus, > > I have a project with subprojects which I build via a maven:reactor at > the top level. > > One of the subprojects itself has a maven:reactor which is required for > building the subproject. > > Building the subproject with it's reactor works fine. > Building from top level does not work since the subproject does NOT > invoke it's reactor, it just silently stops it's goal and the top level > reactor continues. > > Is "reactor inside reactor" not possibly? > Is there any way to "detect" that a top level reactor is currently > running? > > Thanks for help, --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
