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Date: Thu, 27 Oct 2005 08:41:59 +0200
From: Emmanuel Venisse <emmanuel@venisse.net>
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Subject: Re: how to maven 1 multiprojects
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Can you filed a jira issue?

Emmanuel

Doug Douglass a �crit :
> OK, replying to myself -- bad form, but here's what I've got so far:
> 
>   * Added some maven.xml goals to wrapup multiproject goals
>   * Added multiproject to continuum (failed with NPEs until I added 
> xmlns attribute to project element)
>   * Adjusted the scm url (CVS) of the project to the directory one level 
> above the build module.
>   * Adjusted the build definition POM filename ("Relative path of the 
> POM file") to "build/project.xml"
>  
> Continuum is successfully checking out the whole multiproject structure 
> but chokes with:
>   org.apache.maven.continuum.execution.ContinuumBuildExecutorException: 
> Could not find Maven project descriptor.
> 
> If I go behind the scenes of continuum, into this projects working 
> directory, and execute "maven -p build/project.xml project:clean" maven 
> reports success. So it appears a POM relative path is not working.
> 
> Doug Douglass wrote:
> 
>> First off, where do you guys get all the time to release these 
>> projects? Between m2 2.0 and continuum 1.0, how much sleep have you 
>> been getting. Not that I'm complaining ;) Well done!
>>
>> Just up and running with continuum and I've dropped in two m1 
>> projects: one a simple project, the other a multiproject where the 
>> root POM is in the parent directory of modules.
>>
>> I'd now like to drop in a larger multiproject where the root POM is in 
>> a sibling directory to the actual modules (yes, because we're using 
>> eclipse on this project ;). The "Getting Started" mentions a "special" 
>> goal in maven.xml. On larger (for us) projects we often write custom 
>> goals like project:build, project:clean, that just wrapup standard 
>> goals. But this "special" goal will have to go beyond what we usually 
>> do, for example I presume it will have to do a scm:checkout and/or 
>> scm:update to grab the modules. Any hints? examples?
>>
>> Thanks again.
>>
>> Doug
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