Or, the other way of doing it might be to maintain the jar dependency, but ignore it in maven.xml

When does maven check to see if the dependencies are there? Is there a way to overwrite this with a maven goal? I'd like to create a maven goal called 'development-build' that would hopefully be able to ignore the fact that the subproject jars are missing, and instead use a classpath that points to the compiled .class files.

-Randy

Randy Xu wrote:

Currently, it seems like the subproject dependency order in a multiproject is figured out using the dependency information. So if APP-GUI depends on APP-LIB, then APP-GUI's project.xml will have the APP_LIB jar has a dependency. Is there another way to specify or enforce the build order of subprojects? I'd like to skip jarring to speed up development.

-Randy

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