Michael MATTOX wrote:
I hope the frequency of this question signals the demand and importance!
This has recently gotten out of hand on our project. We have 20+ projects,
and our common project uses 10+ jars. Now we have to cut-n-paste these 10+
jars in all our project.xmls. And update it whenever a jar changes. It has
resulted in so much cut-n-pasting that we now have project.xml containing
jars that they don't even use.
Well, until then you can put your common dependencies into a separate file and then use an XML include
to get it into the project.xml files. See the Maven Wiki article EnsureProjectConsistencyWithEntities at
http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven/EnsureProjectConsistencyWithEntities for details on the technique.
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