Hi Jerome,
Just a few questions to help me get my head around the difference
between the 3 different JNLP mojos and which one I should choose to use
in a given situation.
What does a 'parallel build lifecycle' mean in Maven terms? Is it
something to do with forking as in Ant?
I've been trying to find documentation that explains what ${project} and
${executedProject} are referring to. Any pointers?
What does it mean to define a mojo as an aggregator? The plugin site
says that non-aggregators can be used multiple times in a single
multi-module build. Does this mean that a given module can run the
webstart plugin more than once or that more than one module can run the
plugin?
Why are project artifacts not passed to parallel build lifecycles, e.g.
the JnlpMojo, which is defined as an executedProject? This causes the
webstart:jnlp goal to fail with a build error. In what cases would I use
the jnlp goal?
Cheers,
Kevin
