I guess I misunderstood the question. I thought he was trying to build
a single artifact, but just had his source laid out in multiple
subdirectories under a single parent directory. In that case, I
figured he could just specify the parent as the one source dir.
On Wed, 01 Sep 2004, at 16:31:31 [GMT -0400] John Casey wrote:
> Maven does not currently handle multiple source directories gracefully.
> I think you can add a preGoal of java:compile to your project's
> maven.xml, in which you might add your other source directories to
> ${maven.compile.src.set} (at least, I'm pretty sure that's what the
> property is called - see the java:compile goal in the java plugin for
> more info)...
> Alternately, you could subdivide your project into multiple
> sub-projects, and use maven's reactor feature (via the multiproject
> plugin) to do the trick. I prefer this approach, since the division of
> your source into multiple dirs implies that there is a reason for the
> separation...and it may be more appropriate to deal with it as separate
> artifacts.
> HTH
> -j
> Jefferson K. French wrote:
>> Have you tried this:
>>
>> <sourceDirectory>Source/Dir1</sourceDirectory>
>>
>> or simply
>>
>> <sourceDirectory>Source</sourceDirectory>
>>
>> if you have other Dir diretories?
>>
>> Jeff
>>
>> On Mon, 30 Aug 2004, at 10:36:11 [GMT -0300] Roberto Castro wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Hi, in my project, java source codes are in more than one subdirectory, like this:
>>>--Source
>>> |
>>> +-Dir1
>>> |
>>> +subdir1
>>> | + . . .
>>> |
>>> +subdir2
>>> + . . .
>>>I tried to configure "project.xml" this way:
>>> <build>
>>> <sourceDirectory>Source/Dir1/**</sourceDirectory>
>>
>>
>>>But, maven was not able to find java source codes.
>>>Is there a way to compile all this codes in one subproject?
>>> Thanks in advance for the help,
>>
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