build one project with different pom.xml's of maven2 -- organization in continuum?

[Martin M <ma...@qfs.de>]

Hi all,

I'm interested in solutions, how you would solve following situation?

I want to build a Maven 2.0 project but have three different pom.xml's for
that.
These files are:
  1.) full build, including build and integration testing
  2.) full build without integration testing
  3.) start integration testing only, no build

How should I add those project to continuum?
I added each of those three pom.xml's as three different projects to
continuum, because I want to see all three projects and I want to be able to
start each of those projects standalone.

It's also possible to add one pom.xml with three different profiles and add
three different build-definitions to the according project.


Is there a better way?

Thanks in advance!
Regards,
 Martin
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Re: build one project with different pom.xml's of maven2 -- organization in continuum?

[Emmanuel Venisse <em...@venisse.net>]

We need to improve the UI to see build definitions results in the project list.
As I wrote on maven users list, if you add 3 project, you must use a different version for each. Without it, continuum won't know the build order because each project will have the same id 
(groupId/artifactId/version) and this can generate some weird result.

I know actually it's possible to add projects with the same id, but it isn't good and we won't allow it in future.

Emmanuel

Martin M a écrit :
> Hi Emmanuel,
> 
> if I use three different build-definitions, I won't see, which
> build-definition had which result at the first glance, when I log-in to
> Continuum.
> I only see one project with a result, but I don't see, that a certain kind
> of build failed. As I'm interested to know, which build failed or passed, I
> have to add three pom's.
> 
> Regards,
> Martin
> 
> 
> Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
>> It isn't a good idea to add 3 pom for the same project.
>> The best way is to create 3 profiles and choose one of them in each build
>> definitions.
>>
>> Emmanuel
>>
>>
>> Martin M a écrit :
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> I'm interested in solutions, how you would solve following situation?
>>>
>>> I want to build a Maven 2.0 project but have three different pom.xml's
>>> for
>>> that.
>>> These files are:
>>>   1.) full build, including build and integration testing
>>>   2.) full build without integration testing
>>>   3.) start integration testing only, no build
>>>
>>> How should I add those project to continuum?
>>> I added each of those three pom.xml's as three different projects to
>>> continuum, because I want to see all three projects and I want to be able
>>> to
>>> start each of those projects standalone.
>>>
>>> It's also possible to add one pom.xml with three different profiles and
>>> add
>>> three different build-definitions to the according project.
>>>
>>>
>>> Is there a better way?
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance!
>>> Regards,
>>>  Martin
>>
>>
> 

Re: build one project with different pom.xml's of maven2 -- organization in continuum?

[Martin M <ma...@qfs.de>]

Hi Emmanuel,

if I use three different build-definitions, I won't see, which
build-definition had which result at the first glance, when I log-in to
Continuum.
I only see one project with a result, but I don't see, that a certain kind
of build failed. As I'm interested to know, which build failed or passed, I
have to add three pom's.

Regards,
Martin


Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
> 
> It isn't a good idea to add 3 pom for the same project.
> The best way is to create 3 profiles and choose one of them in each build
> definitions.
> 
> Emmanuel
> 
> 
> Martin M a écrit :
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> I'm interested in solutions, how you would solve following situation?
>> 
>> I want to build a Maven 2.0 project but have three different pom.xml's
>> for
>> that.
>> These files are:
>>   1.) full build, including build and integration testing
>>   2.) full build without integration testing
>>   3.) start integration testing only, no build
>> 
>> How should I add those project to continuum?
>> I added each of those three pom.xml's as three different projects to
>> continuum, because I want to see all three projects and I want to be able
>> to
>> start each of those projects standalone.
>> 
>> It's also possible to add one pom.xml with three different profiles and
>> add
>> three different build-definitions to the according project.
>> 
>> 
>> Is there a better way?
>> 
>> Thanks in advance!
>> Regards,
>>  Martin
> 
> 
> 

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Re: build one project with different pom.xml's of maven2 -- organization in continuum?

[Emmanuel Venisse <em...@venisse.net>]

It isn't a good idea to add 3 pom for the same project.
The best way is to create 3 profiles and choose one of them in each build definitions.

Emmanuel


Martin M a écrit :
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm interested in solutions, how you would solve following situation?
> 
> I want to build a Maven 2.0 project but have three different pom.xml's for
> that.
> These files are:
>   1.) full build, including build and integration testing
>   2.) full build without integration testing
>   3.) start integration testing only, no build
> 
> How should I add those project to continuum?
> I added each of those three pom.xml's as three different projects to
> continuum, because I want to see all three projects and I want to be able to
> start each of those projects standalone.
> 
> It's also possible to add one pom.xml with three different profiles and add
> three different build-definitions to the according project.
> 
> 
> Is there a better way?
> 
> Thanks in advance!
> Regards,
>  Martin