You should be able to use includes/excludes to select particular
folders (and even files) that you want to bundle up into various Jars.
If you're really only building one WAR file, then you could arguably
just bundle all the code into a single Jar, and stick that in the War,
and things should depl
well at the end of the compile, and package there should be only 1 WAR file,
but the problem right now is figuring out how to make jars out of different
folders, and different files in each part of the Main project (different
projects folders).
Manos Batsis wrote:
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> A major issue if you
Quakky wrote:
Hey guys, thanks for ur input on this...
I had talked with the programmers of this project and they said they might
be willing to follow Maven's default layout, and Im willing to kinda work on
it day and night so does that improve my chances? :D
Having buy-in from your developers
A major issue if you are new, is how many artifacts (WAR, EAR, whatever)
your current build produces. You may have to do a lot of refactoring due
to this as Maven wants one artifact per project. This often leads into
more modules/projects than one may think.
Cheers,
Manos
Quoting Quakky <[EMAI
Hey guys, thanks for ur input on this...
I had talked with the programmers of this project and they said they might
be willing to follow Maven's default layout, and Im willing to kinda work on
it day and night so does that improve my chances? :D
Wayne Fay wrote:
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> I'll go out on a limb and say
On Fri, October 12, 2007 6:14 pm, Quakky wrote:
> My question: Is there anyway a user like me (a noob, who only finished the
> "simple" project and never really got it to work 100%) can be able to make
> maven work with a complex project that was Not made with maven and be able
> to implement this
I'll go out on a limb and say a non-programmer without any Maven
experience has less than a 5% chance of doing this in 2 weeks. Unless
the project is extremely simple... and you've already said it is
complex. I've previously helped someone in a similar situation and it
was not fun for either of us,
How complex is the project, and what was it using to build before?
Complexity is in terms of the number of different types of packagings
used, number of different entry points into the build, etc...not just
the number of projects. If the previous build was Ant, and the
projects can be categ
Hello,
I am currently in need of some advice concerning Maven. I am a new user,
trying to get maven to work with a project that is pretty complex (doesn't
follow the default tree structure of maven, has to be packaged in a certain
way, etc) . I didn't work on the project, I dont know how to code a
