Try this :
- pom.xml <- dependencies
+ src
+ client
- pom.xml <- configured to produce the client jar with J2SE 1.4
+ server
- pom.xml <- configured to produce the server jar with JSE 5.0
David LE MOING
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Objet : [m2] How would I do the following in M2?
>From the same source files, I want to produce two jar files. Here are
the requirements:
1. One JAR file would contain all the sources compiled with J2SE 5.0
2. One JAR file is for clients, and must be compiled with J2SE 1.4
Imagine the following packages:
org.whatever.common <----- These files are in both jars
org.whatever.server <----- These files are only on the server
org.whatever.client <----- These files are in both jars too
The trick here is that the files in the "common" and "client" packages
need to be compiled twice: once for the client JAR (1.4) and once for
the server JAR (5.0). However, they are the same sources in either
case.
The files in the "server" JAR can be compiled with 5.0 exclusively, and
hence can use all the new J2SE 5.0 features.
Is there a recommended way to do this using Maven 2?
Any help would be appreciated.
John Wells (Aziz)
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