On Dec 7, 2007 3:50 PM, BradS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have noticed that when an sa maven target runs, it creates a jar file as
> the target but uploads it to the maven repository as a zip. What is the
> difference? Can both be deployed interchangably? What is the purpose of
> the sa-installer output in the sa target? Do I disregard that altogether?
There's no difference between the jar and zip files. It's usually
easier to deal with the jar file because it's in the target directory
(vs. digging through your local Maven repo to locate the zip file). A
jar is a zip is a jar ;-). The installer directory is used in the
processing of constructing the jar and zip file during the Maven
generate-sources build phase.
Bruce
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