Hi,
I am currently migrating my projects from my company's in-house build system
based on ant, to maven. We have a concept of deliverable, where a
deliverable may be a combination of projects. Two or more projects are
basically merged, to create a deliverable. The projects may be part of more
than 1 deliverable.
e.g. Suppose we have 4 projects
ProjectA
ProjectB
ProjectC
ProjectD
and two deliverables
DeliverableX |--*ProjectA*
|--ProjectB
DeliverableY|--*ProjectA*
|--ProjectC
|--ProjectD
Here ProjectA needs to be separated out as it is common code, yet it is part
of the DeliverableX and DeliverableY. I cannot change the structure of
DeliverableX and DeliverableY, as the existing codebase entirely depends
upon this packaging. How can I implement this with maven? I checked out
multi-module projects, but that seems to require me to embed the module into
a parent project. Any pointers are appreciated!!
Thanks in advance
Zeba
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