I've built a Maven Grails project which can be build fine using command mvn grails:war
.
However, using the standard mvn install
fails to work - I get exceptions complaining that a util Java class (held under the grails-app/util folder) can't compile because it can't find one of the domain classes.
I'm n开发者_开发知识库ot using any package structures, so the domain class isn't imported to the util class.
I suppose my first question is - does Maven fully support the building of a mavenised Grails project? Should I be expecting mvn install
to work?
My second question is - If i'm forced to build the app using mvn grails:war
- how do I enforce this when the parent project / pom has it as a dependant module?
I suppose my first question is - does Maven fully support the building of a mavenised Grails project? Should I be expecting
mvn install
to work?
According to Developer - Maven Integration, yes, definitely. Did you follow the steps detailed in Maven Integration? Did you use the grails archetype to create your project? Is it really using a packaging of type grails-app
?
My second question is - If i'm forced to build the app using
mvn grails:war
- how do I enforce this when the parent project / pom has it as a dependant module?
According to the lifecycle of a project with a packaging of type grails-app
, the grails:war
goal is bound to the package
phase. In other words, nothing forces you to call grails:war
, just call mvn package
(and actually, you should do this) or any other standard phase posterior to package.
So, to answer your question, just use a <packaging>grails-app</packaging>
for the grails module and maven will do its job during a reactor build.
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