On 2/14/07, Aliaksandr Radzivanovich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Suppose I have two modules in my project: module1 and module2, and the later depends on the former. When I execute command 'mvn assembly:assembly', maven compiles first module successfully. But when it proceeds to the second module, maven complaints with error that the module1 dependency cannot be resolved. This is because assembly plugin does not install module artifacts to the local repository. Sure, I can execute command 'mvn install assembly:assembly', but this one takes too much time because it compiles the whole project and executes unit tests twice: first when installing, then when assembling. I would prefer if maven would compile, test, package and assemble the whole project in one round. Is this possible? I imagine you can create a 3rd project (project3), which depends on
project1 and project2, and has the assembly definition. As such, your assemblage process consists in: project1 -> mvn install project2 -> mvn install project3 -> mvn assembly:assembly Can this work for you? -- Régis <http://regis.decamps.info/>
