Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
Stephen McConnell wrote:
Plugins in maven make the assumption that the project descriptor represents a single unique artifact. For example, the dependecies that a project has can be used to automate the creation of a manifest for a jar file. If you consider this example you will quickly discover that the assumptions made by a plugin do not hold when you have multiple artifacts per project. Yes - you can get around this by creating your own manifest entries and creating a jar file outside of the Maven plugin.
I.e. Maven is intended to be used on the basis of one main artifact per project. As soon as you start ignoring this you start breaking plugins left right and center.
Ok, so you mean, if I have the two directories "component-api" and "component-impl", these are two projects, right? And if I have "component/src/api" and "component/src/impl" this is one project?
Yep.
Stephen.
Carsten
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