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> From: "Mikolaj Izdebski" <mizdebsk@xxxxxxxxxx>
> To: "java-devel" <java-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2013 7:07:28 PM
> Subject: Re: Installing effective Maven POM files
>
> > > > Are you effectively saying that mvn-local/rpmbuild can/will
> > > > continue
> > > > to use normal(non-effective) poms always? So mvn-local stays a
> > > > usable development tool not just packaging.
> > >
> > > Yes. Only %mvn_install installs effective POMs. mvn-rpmbuild,
> > > mvn-local,
> > > mvn and xmvn tools don't install any files (that includes POMs).
> > > When using these POM installation is left to /bin/install command
> > > or
> > > maven-install-plugin.
> >
> > That was not the question. The quesion is if I have maven+plugins
> > installed from rpms and I do mvn-local to build something it will
> > use the effective poms installed and not the normal poms, rights?
> > So
> > is it possible to have both effective and normal poms installed and
> > when using mvn-local/rpmbuild it to use the normal poms and not
> > effective poms?
>
> By default all these scripts would resolve effective POMs. But you
> can specify multiple POM reposirories (in resolverSettings, see my
> configuration reference in previous email). So you could have a POM
> repository that would store raw POMs and you could enable resolution
> from it.
>
> By ordering repositories you can specify priorities. For example you
> could ask XMvn to first resolve from raw POM repo and if POM is not
> there then fallback to standard system repo (with effective POMs).
>
> That configuration I mentioned can be specified in several ways:
> 1. artifact configuration -- in POM
> 2. reactor configuration -- in ${project.basedir}
> 3. user configuration -- in ${user.home}
> 4. system configuration -- in %{_sysconfdir}
> 5. default configuration -- embedded in XMvn as a resource
>
> All these configuration files are in the same format, which will be
> document in detail. Configuration is inherited from files of lower
> precedence. For example if some setting is not found in reactor
> configuration then it will be inherited from user configuration,
> but if this setting is explicitly set in reactor configuration
> then it will take precedence over user configuration.
>
> If you combine the wide range of configuration options and sources
> where that configuration come from I think it's a very flexible
> solution.
The question is will mvn-local resolve using normal poms by default?
Alexander Kurtakov
Red Hat Eclipse team
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