SHAILJA schrieb:
Hi,
Hi,
I have directory strucute like this
a/b
a/c
a/d.java
a/e.java
Understood.
I have one pom.xml under "a" directory .. Having code for compilation and
redirecting directories from there
Like
m
4.0.0
a
1.0
pom
b
c
${TOPDIR}/${JAVA_CLASSES_SRC}/${CUR_DIR} -- all properties are defined
${TOPDIR}/${JAVA_CLASSES_DEST}
${basedir}/test
${TOPDIR}/${JAVA_CLASSES_DEST}
------- code for compilation----->
maven-compiler-plugin
----------------
If this should somehow represent the contents of your a/pom.xml it's
just plainly unreadable. The chances that someone on this list will help
you are much higher if you post the pom in some more readable format,
like just pasting the actual xml content.
What happen when I do mvn compile ,under "a " directory .. Directories b
and c get compiled but not all .java files under a
means a/d.java and a/e.java is not getting compild . WHY ? Plz help me
As far as I can guess from the crippled pom information above, the root
of your problem is that you want to compile code in the aggregation pom
(which has its packaging element set to pom and a modules tag for your
modules b and c). This will not work out of the box and (and in my
opinion) is bad style.
Each packaging type has an associated build lifecycle [1]. The default
lifecycle for pom packagings just doesn't compile any code or does any
other useful stuff for projects containing java code. What you should do
is move the java code contained directly under a/ to its own module and
use the a/pom.xml just for aggregation of the submodules.
If that's not an option for you, you will have to configure each step of
the build pocess by yourself (bind the compiler plugin to the compile
phase, bind the jar plugin to the package phase, ...) To make this
clear: I discourage you from doing this. I strongly recommed you
reconsider your current project structure and move the top level java
code to its own module. And while you're at it, it might be worth to
also refactor the directory layout to the standard layout [2] proposed
by maven.
-Tim
[1]
http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-the-lifecycle.html
[2]
http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-the-standard-directory-layout.html
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