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From: Emmanuel Venisse <emmanuel@venisse.net>
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Subject: Re: list of symbolic links to your actual CVS modules
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By default, continuum doesn't use maven  in reactor mode to build project, so it doens't use modules.
Do you need to build all modules when you build your parent?

Ronald Pieterse a écrit :
> We use subversion and we have structured the modules as separate 
> projects. This was, according to our development environment manager 
> :-), necessary for good working with eclipse.
> However when I create the parent project in continuum the submodules are 
> also created (as they should) but the module names are changed into 
> numbers. So the reference in the parent pom does not correspond anymore 
> and the modules can not be found.
> 
> Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
>> How are they organized in your CVS?
>>
>> Ronald Pieterse a écrit :
>>> Hello.
>>>
>>> I have a problem building my Maven 2 submodules in Continuum. My 
>>> parent module is at the same level as my submodules (for easy IDE 
>>> support reasons) and building locally goes fine. But when I try to 
>>> build on the build server the module folder names are changed into 
>>> numbers so the module references in the parent pom don't match any more.
>>> I read something in the faq about this but I don't understand how to 
>>> do this:
>>>
>>> 'Keep the structure and create a new module that contains a parent 
>>> POM and a list of symbolic links to your actual CVS modules'
>>>
>>> I alreadyhave a parent module which holds the references to the 
>>> submodules like so:
>>>
>>>    <modules>
>>>        <module>../common</module>
>>>        <module>../persistence</module>
>>>        <module>../business</module>
>>>        <module>../web</module>
>>>        <module>../bounce</module>
>>>        <module>../webcommon</module>
>>>        <module>../publicweb</module>
>>>        <module>../partnerweb</module>
>>>        <module>../shared</module>
>>>        <module>../client</module>
>>>    </modules>
>>>
>>> How would I create a 'list of symbolic links '?
>>>
>>> Ronald
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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