multi-module

We had a guy working with us who used the maven-assembly-plugin to package all dependencies. He has since left the company and I'm trying to figure out how he did this. I am just now learning about the maven-assembly-plugin. Our applications are split into a Maven POM project with associated module projects. In the following example, I've included the runtime module project. I tried to create a module project called runtime in my application, but the minute I make any changes it loses the association with the parent project. We are using Netbeans. +- pom.xml +- Simulator +- pom.xml +- comms +-

Hi I have a project which has two modules with the following structure project │ └───Module1 │ |---abc.jsp │ │ ├───Module2 │----src.main. | |---java. | |---com.xyz.comp | │----------Action.java | | └───resources |---com.xyz.comp │ prop.properties Now My Module1 has a dependency on war of Module2(Module2 is an independent war file). My problem is that the abc.jsp of Module1 submits to the Action.java of Module2. In which when I try to access prop.properties gives null pointer exception. public static void test(){ Properties properties = new Properties(); String propfilename = "com/xyz/comp/prop

I have a couple of ANT projects for several different clients; the directory structure I have for my projects looks like this: L___standard_workspace L___.hg L___validation_commons-sub-proj <- JS Library/Module | L___java | | L___jar | L___old_stuff | L___src | | L___css | | L___js | | L___validation_commons | L___src-test | L___js L___v_file_attachment-sub-proj <- JS Library/Module | L___java | | L___jar | L___src | | L___css | | L___js | L___src-test | L___js L___z_business_logic-sub-proj <- JS Library/Module | L___java | | L___jar | L___src | L___css | L___js L____master-proj <- Master web

I have 2 Android apps with 5 Android modules (Android library project). Total 7 Eclipse projects. I want to enable Gradle build for them. I added build.gradle in the root folder and listed all project in settings.gradle include ':app1' include ':app2' ... However I discovered that I need to copy-paste section below in every one of 7 project android { compileSdkVersion 19 buildToolsVersion "19.0.3" defaultConfig { minSdkVersion 1 targetSdkVersion 19 versionCode 1 versionName "1.0" } ... // and so on like source folders configuration } Reason: when I add apply plugin: 'android' inside root build

I have searched High and low and still I am unable to find a simple answer to this very annoying problem, I have followed this great guide: JWT with multi service app Everything works great but in the end of the guide we are suggested to create a config-service(module) , which I have done. The problem is that I am unable to override the default configuration of JwtConfig class The project structure is as follows: -config-service | JwtConfig.java \ | resources \ | jwtConfig.properties -other-service (add dependency in the pom file of the config-service) | someOtherclass.java (import the

I have a Maven 2 multi-module project and want to be sure everything is taken from my local checked-out source. Is it possible to tell Maven to never download anything for the modules it has the source of? Do I have to disable the remote repositories? Does Maven always have to go the expensive way of installing a module into the local repository, and then extracting it again for each of its dependents? Does Maven automatically first recompile dependencies for a module if their local source changed, and then compile the dependent? Is it possible to tell Maven to never download anything for the