Hello, First, I'm still pretty new to Maven, so it's quite possible I'm missing something obvious here.
I have the following scenario (simplified) : one project/POM for the application, AppPom, one project which doesn't contain any sources, just declares dependencies, DepsPom, and a number of 3rd party dependencies. I need to have two jars, one for the application, one for all the dependencies - I need DepsPom to contain all the declared dependencies, unpacked and repacked into a single jar. I tried using Shade, the resulting jar looks fine, but it somehow messes up code completion in NetBeans. I'm guessing I need to use either Shade, or Assembly, but at the moment I'm pretty much stuck. Seeing as Maven is about "convention over configuration", there must be some standard way of doing it? Could you please give me an example minimal .pom which takes two other libraries and merges them into one jar? Greetings, thanks in advance, L --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
