I am currently looking into converting our projects that are now using ant and alot of custom ant scripts, into using maven. I also wish to use mavens default layouts rather than our old one.
Our old projects might look like this: src/part1 src/part2 src/part3 src/part4 part1 might then have no dependencies, part2 and part3 depends on part1, and part4 depends on all the other src folders. Turning this into maven projects, I assume the correct way of doing it is to have 1 project for each part, each project being of type jar (as 1 source folder gets turned into 1 jar). How do I define dependencies here? Do I need to make a super project that includes the others? That, to me at least, would not fix the inter dependencies of the source folders. If I use the <modules> tag in any of part2, part3 or part4 projects, I need to change the project type to pom. Alternativly I will need to build by installing part1, then part2 and so on in order, and depending on the jar themselves. But as I would like to release my project in 1 tar.gz with 4 jars, this seems like its not doable to me. I would also like to turn part1-4 into 4 projects in eclipse (since eclipse doesnt have sub-projects), with their dependencies set. But I dont think this should be a problem with the eclipse plugin in maven. -- Ståle Undheim Systemutvikler CoreTrek Tlf.: +47 51 97 85 97 E-post: [EMAIL PROTECTED] WEB: www.coretrek.no "Simple is beautiful"
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