One of the reasons I do this now is because the new ejb3 spec allows for
looking up objects based on a class. These new jndi objects are scoped
based on the name of the ear. I remove the version so that I can keep
the same code and reference the objects through jndi the same way each
time. I believe there is a mechanism to override these names and
provide your own, but I'm just a lazy programmer...
Nic
Arik Kfir wrote:
sorry for butting in - but why would you want to do that?
On 4/24/06, Nic Holbrook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What I do to get around this is let maven do its thing then when I
deploy the jars, I use an ant task to copy the correct file out to my
server using the name minus the version.
RobJac wrote:
I can actually remove the version when i package, but when i execute mvn
installl for the project it again places the project-version.jar in my
localrepository under the following folder path
<localRepository>/{groupId}/{version}/project-version.jar. I am facing an
issue when i am trying to create an EAR. Since all the projects are
getting
created from the the local repository all the projects are getting
appended
with version number which I want to avoid. Please let me know how i can
avoid gettuing the version number appended when i execute mvn install
for a
project or Can i over ride the name of the dependency project jars when
they are fetched from the repository?
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