But what about maven-assembly-plugin?All assemblies will be installed
and deployed, not only main jar.
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-assembly-plugin/usage.html
Getting started with the Assembly Plugin is pretty simple. If you're
using one of the prefabricated assembly descriptors, you just tell it
which one; if you're using a custom assembly descriptor, you give it the
path to the descriptor. Note that a single invocation of the Assembly
Plugin can actually produce assemblies from multiple descriptors,
allowing you maximum flexibility to customize the suite of binaries your
project produces. When the assembly is created it will use the
assemblyId as the artifact's classifier and will attach the created
assembly to the project and will be uploaded into the repository on an
install and deploy goal.
Aleksey.
Gajo Csaba ?????:
No, different, one containing one part of the compiled code, the other
the rest.
Alexander wrote:
Two identical jar?
2009/11/24 Gajo Csaba <[email protected]>
Hello,
Usually when I build a project and install it to my local repository, I
have one jar file there. In one specific case, I would like two jars
to be
created, and they should both be installed into the repository. Is
there a
way to do this?
Creating two jars is not so much a problem, the problem is how to
tell the
project to use both during installation.
Regards, Csaba
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