It doesn't explictly support it AFAIK, but there are probably a couple of alternatives:
1) if you are using CVS, then have your maven.xml check it out, then run <maven:maven/> to build that version 2) maven:reactor may work with a ".." prefix - not sure. Could try that. Alternatively, build a maven.xml at the top level and have the reactor build all your projects - it will pick the correct order. Cheers, Brett On Wed, 2003-05-28 at 16:48, Martin Skopp wrote: > Eclipse has this wonderful feature where you can define project A to > depend upon project B, C, D etc. Which means, it depends upon the > _current_ development snapshot (=sources) on your harddrive and eclipse > compiles project B, C, D etc as well if required. > > Is the same possible in maven??? If yes, how? > > I know all the advantages of versioned jars and yes I know the SNAPSHOT > feature. > But it's not the same: You still have to deploy a SNAPSHOT version. Is > there any way get the Eclipse convenience in maven? > > A quick hack could be to add "../subprojectB/target/classes" etc. to the > compile classpath. If one knows the jelly sniplet that does that job, > please post. > > Thanks, -- Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> f2 network --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
