On Sep 19, 2005, at 3:07 PM, Miks Rozenbergs wrote:
Hello!
Let's say I have 3 directories, each containing a Java project that
I'm
developing in Eclipse:
[my.app.runtime]
[my.app.ui]
[my.app.utils]
"my.app.utils" is used (imported) in both "my.app.runtime" and
"my.app.ui". I somehow was under impression that it will be
possible to
tell that "my.app.runtime" depends on "my.app.utils" and that
"my.app.ui"
depends on "my.app.utils" and the rest will be handled by Maven --
e.g.
when I'm running "m2 compile" in [my.app.runtime], Maven will first
copile "my.app.utils", then will add it to "my.app.runtime" class
path and
will compile "my.app.runtime".
Unfortunately I could not find how to do that. I know about
modules, but
that's IMHO adds a lot of extra work -- creating another pom.xml,
adding
<parent> tag to pom.xml's in my.app.runtime, my.app.ui and
my.app.utils.
Comments? Suggestions?
Hi,
You need some way of connecting them together. If you don't have a
parent project, then they are just three independent projects. Then
you must put the dependencies in the repository manually. You should
look into creating a parent POM, <modules> are easy to use (and not a
lot of work) and things like dependency management is very nice.
--
Regards,
Kristian
Best Regards.
Miks Rozenbergs
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