hey,
I experimentet with that topic a long time, now I'll ask you...
I'd like to run a nightly-build to compile 4 projects, two of them depend on the two
basic projects. For each of them I wrote maven.xml-files. Then I installed a fifth, a
controll-maven-project, which runs the 4 projects, organizes the files, checkout the
source, starting the jboss and sending a mail etc.
Now to the problem:
I testet 3 ways of calling the single projects:
First I tried (for each project):
...
<exec dir="${maven.project1.root.dir}" executable="maven" >
<arg line="goal1 goal2..." />
</exec>
...
That works but it creates always a new process, which I don't like.
Then I thought, I reduce the memory use and the working time:
...
<maven:reactor basedir="${maven.project1.root.dir}"
includes="project.xml"
goals="goal1, goal2...."
banner="Deploying project1"
ignoreFailures="true"
/>
...
But this not really works (Error: "please specify a basedir-tag" (?))
Then I tryed the maven:maven goal:
...
<maven:maven
descriptor="${maven.project1.root.dir}/project.xml"
goals="goal1, goal2,..."
ignoreFailures="true"
/>
...
but this aborts during executing the 3th project with an outofmemory Exception.
Why does the last method need more memory than the first?
That's confusing.
Thanks a lot,
Georg Scherzer
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