What is your target JVM?
If it's the one on your developer's platform, take a look at profiles
(see free M2 book) and make a profile with <build> sourcefolders
excludes if the profile is JVM 1.2.
If you really want 2 different jars (to distribute), you need 2
different pom.xml's (=> different groupId:artifactId) so you can push
them both to the repository.
But instead of doing it the good way (different source folders and A
depends on B), you could hack it and make A and B use the same source
folder and have no dependencies on each other.
Shahid Faiz wrote:
Hi All,
I am new to maven. After studying some material on it, my understanding
is every POM file should correspond to one JAR/WAR/EAR.
I have a scenario, my project contains some file which are only packaged
if the target JVM version is 1.5 and some of them are included if target
JVM version is 1.2. If i create one module for common files and two for
different versions of JVM, but at the end I want one JAR file for
1.2/1.3 and one for 1.5.
I don't want to have one JAR file for common classes and separate file
JVM specific files.
Kindly tell me how can i do this, or refer me some material on this.
Regards
Shahid
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With kind regards,
Geoffrey De Smet
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