Hi Marek,
when you configure the pom
<finalname>custom_warname</finalname>
and execute "mvn install", the artifact installed in your local repo will still follow the naming convention which is <artifact>-<version>.
But the war generated in your target directory will follow your custom warname.
-allan
Mark Struberg wrote:
if you only want to change the name of the generated
war file, then you may simply use
<finalname>yourwarname</finalname>
After
$ mvn package
you will end up having a file
./target/yourwarname.war
which may e.g. be locally deployed and started with
cargo
$ mvn cargo:start
ending up with the contextpath yourwarname.
lg,
strub
--- dawn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
Hi Marek,
I don't think there's a work around for this as of
the moment. Every
artifact installed in the repository should follow
the naming convention
<artifact>-<version>.
Dawn
Marek Chowaniok wrote:
Hi,
I want to change name of created war file.
Usually it is created in the form of
<artifact>-<version>.
There is attribute called <warName> which results
in generating war file
with this name but when I do mvn install it
doesn't install the war with
new generated name but with name
<artifact>-<version>.war
Is it the default action? Does some has some work
arround?
thanks
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