Hi Markus,
Having a central repository for all the project dependencies is one of
the main highlights
of maven. There are also avaliable plugins for generating ejb files and
client jars (See
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/). As for filtering, you can use it to
filter resource files that
you want to include in your wars, jars, etc.
Regards,
Odea
Markus M. May wrote:
Hello,
we have a very huge project here. This project consists of many
"components" or "modules" which have inter-dependencies all over. One of
the problems we face is, that these modules does change often (e.g. for
bug-fixes) and therefor we need to update the dependencies
(version-number) all the time. Right now, we are using ANT 1.6 and would
like to resolve this issue probably with Maven2. We believe that
transitive dependencies are the way to go.
Therefor we would like to store the dependencies for all components in a
central place, where one could update them pretty easily.
Also each component generates more then one artifact (one for the EJBs,
one common and at least one for the client side, and sometimes one for
the resources - this is needed for JWS). Would this be possible with
Maven2 as well? I heard something about masks and filters -are they the
right way to go?
Greets
Markus
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