I have the following projects (physically separated in svn) with the
following structure:
a
|--> a.parent
|--> pom.xml
...
|--> a.child
|--> pom.xml
b
|--> b.parent
|--> pom.xml
...
|--> b.child
|--> pom.xml
c
|--> c.parent
|--> pom.xml
...
|--> c.child
|--> pom.xml
Now I would like to create an "aggregator" project where I can specify
the order of how the above project (and their submodules) should be
build, eg.:
my.aggregator.build:
a
b
c
or:
my.aggregator.build:
b
a
c
The problem is that the standard aggregator implementation:
http://maven.apache.org/pom.html#Aggregation
automatically computes the "right" order but I cannot use that since
my interdependent projects does not have a fixed structure - a longer
story.....
So is it possible to "hardcode" the order that projects should be
build in a master pom file?
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