Javadoc aggregation and multi-module

[Julien HENRY <he...@yahoo.fr>]

Hi,

My layout is as this :

myProject
   |-> pom.xml
   |-> commons-tests
              |->src
                    |->main
                          |->java
                                |-> my common JUnit tests
  |-> module 1 (depend on commons-test with scope=test)
  |-> module 2 (depend on commons-test with scope=test)

I have configured Javadoc plugin, with aggregate=true. But in my Javadoc, I have also commons-tests Javadoc, and I don't want it with main application. It's the same problem with source Xref and test source Xref: Commons-tests sources are with source Xref and not with test source Xref.
How can I tell to Maven that Java classes in commons-tests/src/main/java are tests ?

Thanks

Julien

Re: Javadoc aggregation and multi-module

[Andrew Williams <an...@handyande.co.uk>]

Why not put the tests in commons-tests/src/test/java like the convention
defines...

A

Julien HENRY wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My layout is as this :
>
> myProject
>    |-> pom.xml
>    |-> commons-tests
>               |->src
>                     |->main
>                           |->java
>                                 |-> my common JUnit tests
>   |-> module 1 (depend on commons-test with scope=test)
>   |-> module 2 (depend on commons-test with scope=test)
>
> I have configured Javadoc plugin, with aggregate=true. But in my Javadoc, I have also commons-tests Javadoc, and I don't want it with main application. It's the same problem with source Xref and test source Xref: Commons-tests sources are with source Xref and not with test source Xref.
> How can I tell to Maven that Java classes in commons-tests/src/main/java are tests ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Julien
>
>
>   



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