I see
it is still possible to make the three artifacts I describe
You just have to change the source/build location a lot
You can specify sources outside a project by "../../../here/there/"
probably ugly, and probably hard to understand
/Anders
On 08/12/2008, at 11.13, Shananin, Alexei wrote:
Hi Anders!
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From: Anders Kristian Andersen
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Subject: Re: How to build classes, WAR, EAR in one POM?
Hi Alex
One pom produces one artifact !!!!
You can see it as a structure
parent
ear-artifact
war-artifact
This is obvious structure and if I had not legacy JDeveloper project I
would use it for sure.
Unfortunately, we can not get rid of JDeveloper as it has TopLink
Workbench able to edit mappings that can not be opened by standalone
workbenches (damn Oracle! >:( ).
So we bound to project structure below.
Additionally, we consider EAR file as the only artifact. No JAR or WAR
files makes sense without EAR. This is the second point in my
struggling
to use single POM.
It is not worth trying other things..
Maven assembly plugins can make attachments, but this is not good in
your situation
/Anders
On 08/12/2008, at 09.10, Shananin, Alexei wrote:
Dear All!
I am new to Maven 2.0.9 and I am facing the following problem.
We started migration from JDeveloper 10g towards Maven. Current
JDeveloper project structure looks like that:
1) WebProject/src -- java sources, resources
2) WebProject/public_html -- web sources (jsp, html, libs, compiled
classes)
The build sequence from JDev perspective contains these phases:
1) compile classes and JSPs to WebProject/public_html/classes
2) build war file with contents from previous step
3) build ear containing war from previous step and add
META-INF/orion-application.xml
This build can be done using 3 different POMs with 3
packaging types:
JAR, WAR, EAR.
I want to incorporate 3 phases above in one pom.xml as we can not
change
the directory structure. The result must be EAR.
Is that possible to do "all-in-one"? Please give me a clue
of how to
do
it.
Thanks for your help!
Alex.
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