Andreas,
As I am new to Maven 2 I am still trying to work off of examples and I am
having a hard time locating an example for what I am trying to do.
I have 5 modules that need to get built as follows:
A -> A.jar
B -> B.jar
C ---------------------> A.jar + B.jar + C module
--------> C.war
D
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->
C.war + D module ----> D.war
E
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->
C.war + E module ----> E.war
I hope this is understandable. Basically I need to have the resources and
WEB-INF properties to be made available and usable in the D & E wars without
overwriting D or E's own files where C's files conflict. The reason for
this is C is a service platform with its own admin screens, etc. C & D
are different internationalized versions with specific different services
both built off of C's base infrastructure.
I have the build working except that the property (resource files) and XML
(WEB-INF) files are not exploded into the final wars causing the final wars
to not see that they exist when tomcat runs.
Is there any example on how I can do this? I can't even imagine backing
off to Ant at this stage having gone so far.
Thanks for any help as I will be using this in multiple projects.
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