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Pro&quot;,sans-serif,&quot;sans-serif&quot;;">  <div id=From ><b>From: 
</b>Thomas Broyer</div><div id=Sent ><b>Sent: </b>Tuesday, March 7, 2017 6:37 
AM</div><div id=To ><b>To: </b>Maven Users List</div><div id=ReplyTo ><b>Reply 
To: </b>Maven Users List</div><div id=Subject ><b>Subject: </b>Re: Possible to 
use maven API to get another projects binaries 
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dir="auto" id="_originalContent">On Tue, Mar 7, 2017 at 11:59 AM Tushar Kapila 
&lt;tgkp...@gmail.com&gt; wrote:<br/><br/>&gt; hello<br/>&gt;<br/>&gt; I would 
like to get  output binaries -how many/ name and output paths,<br/>&gt; of an 
arbitrary maven project. It could have multiple ways / profiles<br/>&gt; of 
being built (for example client jar, service app and front end war<br/>&gt; 
file, the way to build these will be with me, provided in a build.json<br/>&gt; 
file with in my own format, by the project maintainer.<br/>&gt;<br/>&gt; Is 
there a way, to not build the project, nor make a plugin, but some<br/>&gt; how 
query maven, giving it the profile and the pom.xml as input, and<br/>&gt; 
getting the list of project artifacts of the package step? In some it<br/>&gt; 
could be the default jar, in others a war file but not with the<br/>&gt; 
artifact&apos;s name (over ridden output file name).<br/>&gt;<br/>&gt; A 
project can have many profiles, if it has any, I will have<br/>&gt; information 
on one or more profile names I&apos;m interested in.<br/>&gt;<br/>&gt; Even if 
a plugin changes the exact name or path of a output binary,<br/>&gt; will the 
maven API still know the new path? Let&apos;s assume its a well<br/>&gt; 
behaved standard plugin like the jar plugin?<br/>&gt;<br/><br/>Due to the way 
Maven is designed, it has no knowledge of the outputs (nor<br/>even the 
inputs!) of a plugin, including whether and which artifact(s) will<br/>be 
attached, without actually running the mojo.<br/>You could possibly infer it, 
but it would require precise knowledge of all<br/>the plugins used in the build 
and how they use their configurations<br/>(including parsing plugin-specific 
files such as assembly descriptors for<br/>the maven-assembly-plugin).<br/>

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