What worked for me was to checkout the parent path.
Say your directory structure was 
my_repo
|->my_project
|   |->trunk
|   |   |->parentmodule
|   |   |->module1
|   |   |->module2

then Repository URL should point to svn://host/my_repo/my_project/trunk

And the "Root POM" should point to parent modules pom relative to the 
Repository URL
./parentmodule/pom.xml

Regards
Sandeep DK

On Friday, 1 June 2012 20:58:49 UTC+5:30, Marco Jug wrote:
>
> hello 
>
> I have a multi-module maven 3 project that i try to build in Jenkins: 
>
> a project.base with pom.xml containing the modules: 
>
> <modules> 
>                 <module>../project.one</module>   //project.one 
>                 <module>../project.two</module>  // project.two 
> </modules> 
>
>
> project.one and project.two build successfully, but when i launch 
> project.base build i have the following error: 
>
>
>
>
> [ERROR]     Child module E:\Programs\Jenkins\jobs\projet.base\workspace 
> \svn\framework\trunk\project.base\..\project.one of E:\Programs\Jenkins 
> \jobs\project.base\workspace\svn\framework\trunk\project.base\pom.xml 
> does not exist 
>
> [ERROR]     Child module E:\Programs\Jenkins\jobs\project.base 
> \workspace\svn\framework\trunk\project.base\..\project.two of E: 
> \Programs\Jenkins\jobs\project.base\workspace\svn\framework\trunk 
> \project.base\pom.xml does not exist 
>
> Any idea about this error? 
>
> many thanks 
>

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