I am currently using AppFuse's warpath plug-in to compile many (7 modules) of jars and wars together. I have three war files compiling into each other successfully using this plug-in. From the command line, using Maven, I have no problem compiling my project. In Netbeans, if I use the external compiler, the project will build but Netbeans itself can not resolving the classes within the war portions of the build.
I can cheat and change the "war" targets to be "jar" targets to have the classes resolve temporarily, but to have the full compile, I have to use "war" targets. The excellent developer Milos is developing Mevenide to work within Netbeans and has been trying to help. His view is that the warpath plug-in may be breaking the declarative nature of POMs and that it may be hard to resolve this within Netbeans. I am wondering how Eclipse has this working or if there is a different way other then the warpath plugin to handle such a complicated build with many wars or ejbs even compiling into each other. If there is a different way that Netbeans might recognize, I would really appreciate an example of how to set it up. Right now I have a service platform for http://www.jobbank.com jobbank that compiles into a jobbank core module that compiles into country specific modules. I really like this ability and do not want to have to move back to one huge build again just to have classes resolve. ----- JohnE http://www.jobbank.com jobbank.com -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Multiple-war-compilations-and-Netbeans-tp17649715p17649715.html Sent from the Maven - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
