问题
I have 3 maven projects
- WebComponents
- DataComponents
- ServiceComponents
When i build each of the projects i have to go into each folder and run mvn clean install on each of the projects.
I have looked into multi module projects and most of the resources i see suggest that i have to make a change to the structure of my existing projects.
Is it possible to have a new project that will build each of the independent projects without me having to make any changes to anything in the existing project including their individual pom files?
I can probably achieve this by writing a simple batch file that builds every projects but is it possible using Maven?
回答1:
You're looking for Maven aggregation without inheritance. As shown in the referenced page, you just create a new POM whose packaging is "pom" and which has a list of "modules". A module is a relative path to another Maven project:
<project>
...
<packaging>pom</packaging>
...
<modules>
<module>foo</module> <!-- module is in a subdirectory of this project -->
<module>../bar</module> <!-- module is a sibling to this project -->
<module>../../../other-projects/baz</module> <!-- somewhere else entirely -->
</modules>
</project>
Default behavior when building such a pom--known as an "aggregator"--is to build all of the modules as if you'd executed Maven in each module directory with the same arguments.
回答2:
If you add an aggregator project in the directory above the three projects that names them as modules (module name = subdirectory name), it will build them without needing any changes in their own POMs. They don't need to reference it as a parent.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10665936/maven-how-to-build-multiple-independent-maven-projects-from-one-project