I see you're using Nabble, so you should be able to easily search this
list and find plenty of examples using the Assembly plugin. Search
using the term "maven-assembly-plugin".
Having said that, this discussion (from yesterday) might be helpful,
as it sounds similar to what you are looking for:
From: Mirko Leschikar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Maven Users List <[email protected]>
Date: Oct 18, 2006 3:11 AM
Subject: Re: Aggregate m2 modules in a unique jar file
Wayne
On 10/19/06, Marek Chowaniok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
I have problem with creating jar project which has dependecy on another
projects.
I know that the 'jar project' will not include dependecy jars (as 'war
project' does) and I have read that the assembly plugin should do it
somehow.
I am playing with it few days, trying find out as much as possible but
without success.
Here are my projects :
REPORTGENERATOR
|-ReportGeneratorMpress
|-ReportGeneratorLogic
|-ReportGeneratorHibernate
|-ReportGeneratorCommon
I need to create 1 jar file with all those modules. This is done in
ReportGeneratorLogic (we used for building MyEclipseIde software and we are
developing in Eclipse).
How should look the result:
ReportGeneratorLogic.jar:
|-com
|-xyz
|-report (here are sources of those modules)
|-lib (here are dependecy jars from all those modules)
|-META-INF (meta-inf files)
Can you help me to create this jar file? Should I use assembly (and how) or
something else?
Where should I configure assembly plugin? in Parent pom or in
ReportGeneratoLogic pom.xml ?
Thanks in advance
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