Emmanuel Lecharny wrote: > Whell, I never heard of -P in maven (even if I've heard a lot of things > about maven, not all being nice :). -D sounds like any ant or java > property settings. We usually use mvn -Dintegration test on trunks. -P > activates profile, but I also guess that -D set the very same > property... Hmmm. Maven black magic again :)
The -D is just a way to specify a system property for the JVM on the command line. Maven picks up the system property and uses that for the switch to determine which profile it will run. Regards, Alex
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