franz see wrote:
>
>
> First, I suggest you try to rethink whether they should be modules of a
> parent project or not. If they are, restructure them.
>
> But if they're really not related to each other and it just so happens
> that they have a common descriptor, on top of my head, I'd say try using
> ${user.dir}/../common. AFAIK, ${user.dir} returns the path of the top most
> user-defined parent maven project. Thus, even if your submodules use it,
> you would still start from the parent project.
>
> Goodluck,
> Franz
>
Unfortunately, ${user.dir} inside the module's pom.xml seems to hold the
location of the module, not the project containing the module - so that
didn't work...
greets
Flo
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