[maven-assembly-plugin] Using binaries from submodule instead of executing assembly again

Hi all, I've got a question regarding the assembly plugin. Assume we have three projetcs called A, B, C. Project B and C are modules of A. C is a multi module project itself. Both A and C uses the assembly plugin bind to the package phase. My problem is that each time executing mvn package on

Re: ScriptRunner exception when calling Rhino script in Ant build from maven antrun plugin

Hi Jacob, take a look at the following plugins section. It definitely works. Note the plugin versions. ... plugins plugin groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId artifactIdmaven-antrun-plugin/artifactId version1.3/version executions execution idtest/id phaseinitialize/phase configuration

Re: ScriptRunner exception when calling Rhino script in Ant build from maven antrun plugin

Hi Armin, I can confirm that it works for me as well. Thank you for your help with this! Jake On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 12:14 PM, Armin Ehrenfels armin.ehrenf...@t-online.de wrote: Hi Jacob,  take a look at the following plugins section. It definitely works. Note the plugin versions. ...

Re: [maven-assembly-plugin] Using binaries from submodule instead of executing assembly again

If you execute mvn package on the aggregating project, all the modules will be built. That's how it works. If you don't want that, you need to move C outside of the aggregating project. You shouldn't bind the m-assembly-p in the A projects, but rather put it in a module of its own instead. That's

Re: [maven-assembly-plugin] Using binaries from submodule instead of executing assembly again

Hi Anders, when moving C outside A how to assemble B and C using the assembly plugin and without installing the artifact before? And why not binding the assembly plugin in project A (which is also an aggregating project)? Thanks for your help! Regards, Maik Original-Nachricht

Re: [maven-assembly-plugin] Using binaries from submodule instead of executing assembly again

I'm not saying you should move it, I'm only saying you have to if you don't want to build it. The short answer my put the assembly in it's own module is that it's best practice. If your aggregating project also is the parent you may run into issues otherwise (as the parent needs to build first,

possible bug in AntRun plugin involving java task

Hi, I found what may be a bug in the way the Ant Java task is executed under the Maven AntRun plugin. The bug is that the output attribute of the Java task is ignored unless the vm is forked. Consider the following reduced example: pom.xml: plugins plugin

seeking simple maven jetty plugin fileserver example

Hi, Could anyone point me to an example of how to use the maven jetty plugin to simply serve files in the project root directory? I've seen one example of how to configure Jetty, outside of Maven, to act as a simple file server [0], but unfortunately, I was not able to get it to work. I was