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jnlp plugin
I have a parent project called jnlp-test under which I have two projects
jnlp-war and jnlp-main-jar
It looks something like this
jnlp-test(parent)
jnlp-main-jar(child)
jnlp-war(child)
I am using the webstart-maven-plugin to build the war. I have an entry in
the jnlp-war pom to include the jnlp-main-jar using the jarResource tag. Now
I would expect that when I run the mvn package command, it would use the
jnlp-main-jar from the target folder of the jnlp-main-jar project. Instead
it searches for it in the local repository, which does not have the jar,
since I have not installed it.
Can someone suggest a way out?
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Re: jnlp plugin
Posted by sudharma karekar <su...@atosorigin.com>.
No. Only the main class is in the jnlp-main-jar
Dennis Lundberg-2 wrote:
>
> Does jnlp-war have a normal dependency on jnlp-main-jar?
>
> On 2010-04-21 08:47, sudharma karekar wrote:
>>
>> I have a parent project called jnlp-test under which I have two projects
>> jnlp-war and jnlp-main-jar
>> It looks something like this
>>
>> jnlp-test(parent)
>> jnlp-main-jar(child)
>> jnlp-war(child)
>>
>> I am using the webstart-maven-plugin to build the war. I have an entry in
>> the jnlp-war pom to include the jnlp-main-jar using the jarResource tag.
>> Now
>> I would expect that when I run the mvn package command, it would use the
>> jnlp-main-jar from the target folder of the jnlp-main-jar project.
>> Instead
>> it searches for it in the local repository, which does not have the jar,
>> since I have not installed it.
>>
>> Can someone suggest a way out?
>
>
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Re: jnlp plugin
Posted by Dennis Lundberg <de...@apache.org>.
Does jnlp-war have a normal dependency on jnlp-main-jar?
On 2010-04-21 08:47, sudharma karekar wrote:
>
> I have a parent project called jnlp-test under which I have two projects
> jnlp-war and jnlp-main-jar
> It looks something like this
>
> jnlp-test(parent)
> jnlp-main-jar(child)
> jnlp-war(child)
>
> I am using the webstart-maven-plugin to build the war. I have an entry in
> the jnlp-war pom to include the jnlp-main-jar using the jarResource tag. Now
> I would expect that when I run the mvn package command, it would use the
> jnlp-main-jar from the target folder of the jnlp-main-jar project. Instead
> it searches for it in the local repository, which does not have the jar,
> since I have not installed it.
>
> Can someone suggest a way out?
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