Just curious, but I'm interested in why you want to do this. It drives
me nuts when I get a product such as Jboss and I can't figure out what
version it is using just by looking at the file name. OTOH, I'd be just
as happy to run a command line program that could accurately tell me the
version from the info in the jar. I guess I could write one, assuming it
was including in the manifest.
Ralph
Pant, Dheeraj wrote:
Hi,
Using Maven generates all the artifacts (jars/wars/ears)
with a unique filename <artifactid>-<version>.<type>. How do we remove
the version number from the filenames? I need a generic way to do this,
because we have many sub-modules and would like to have a common
solution that can be reused for every module.
I tried the following things:
1. For ear, Maven allows to rename the modules.
2. Using an ant task, rename each jar/war/ear after it gets packaged.
However, still classpath within the MANIFEST files (generated using
Maven) refers to unique filenames including their version numbers. We
don't want to hardcode our manifest files. I tried specifying project
specific modules as system dependency - did not work.
Is there a way out?
Thanks,
Dheeraj.
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