I've seen that there is a posibility of having yet another directory (ie
common-build-all) and have there a pom (lets call it superpom for now).
Then if the top level pom inherits from that and the one in common-build
also does, we don't have duplicate information. I think I am explaining
myself really bad so I'll try to show. Everything remains the same
except for:
./common-build-all/project.xml (this one is new: it would actually be
the same as in common-build now)
./common-build/project.xml
This project.xml has just one line:
<extend>./common-build-all/project.xml</extend>
./project.xml
and this one just something like:
<extend>./common-build-all/project.xml</extend>
<pomVersion>3</pomVersion>
<id>jaxme:jaxmeAll</id>
<artifactId>jaxmeAll</artifactId>
<groupId>jaxme</groupId>
I am not sure it's worth it because currently the eclipse maven plugin
doesn't understand where the subprojects are actually inheriting from.
Of course, maven does.
The reason for not inheriting the same pom from the top level project
and the subprojects was that they'd also inherit the same properties.
What do you think?
nacho
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