multiproject sample maven.xml ?

2003-09-24 Thread jake stone
I'm new to Maven and my first task is to implement a multiproject environment. Could someone possibly post a sample maven.xml that implements the multiproject plugin ? It would be a nice thing to have in an FAQ sometime as well. Also, I am curious as to why Maven requires a plugin for what

Re: multiproject sample maven.xml ?

2003-09-24 Thread Andy Jefferson
On Wednesday 24 Sep 2003 07:50, jake stone wrote: Could someone possibly post a sample maven.xml that implements the multiproject plugin ? It would be a nice thing to have in an FAQ sometime as well. You don't need anything in your maven.xml to use multiproject. maven.xml is for cases where

Re: multiproject sample maven.xml ?

2003-09-24 Thread dion
jake stone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 24/09/2003 04:50:39 PM: I'm new to Maven and my first task is to implement a multiproject environment. Could someone possibly post a sample maven.xml that implements the multiproject plugin ? It would be a nice thing to have in an FAQ sometime as

Re: multiproject sample maven.xml ?

2003-09-24 Thread Nicolas . CHALUMEAU
Could someone possibly post a sample maven.xml that implements the multiproject plugin ? It would be a nice thing to have in an FAQ sometime as well. Check the maven project source : maven is multiproject with its plugins A link that Andy Jefferson http://www.ajsoft.net/Products/WebShop/

Re: multiproject sample maven.xml ?

2003-09-24 Thread jake stone
Thanks a lot for everyone's advice. The comment made by Andy Jefferson that it's called architecture however, is a little odd. Surely architecture should attempt to handle gracefully tasks that seem intuitive to the user but do not perform as expected. A user creates a goal that calls two

Re: multiproject sample maven.xml ?

2003-09-24 Thread dion
jake stone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 25/09/2003 02:36:51 AM: Thanks a lot for everyone's advice. The comment made by Andy Jefferson that it's called architecture however, is a little odd. Surely architecture should attempt to handle gracefully tasks that seem intuitive to the user but