"Jochen Wiedmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> Hi,
>
> I have a parent project (Apache XML-RPC) with several childs: common,
> client, server, and tests.
>
> When deploying, they are all transmitted to the server. For obvious
> reasons, I do not want the tests to be published, so I remove the
> tests folder from the repository later on. However, the best solution
> would be, if I could tell the maven-deploy-plugin not to deploy the
> tests project at all.
>
> Is that possible? Another thrick to achieve the same goal?
>

Hi,
You could use profiles: they allow you to control modules. Something
like this:

  (profiles
   (profile
    (id 'testing') 
    (modules (module 'my-module')
  ))))

Then you can 
 mvn -P testing test

or 
 mvn deploy

HTH
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