I have a maven pom that creates an artifact, let's call it everything.jar.
I would like to copy a subset of the classes in everything.jar into another jar, let's call it mini.jar.
What's the best way to structure my maven pom(s) to produce two jar files,开发者_如何学C one called mini.jar with just a few classes, and the other everything.jar with everything in mini plus some additional classes, without actually making copies of the source?
I'd do it the other way around.
Create a multi - module project:
root
/ | \
mini extra everything
- mini contains the core stuff
- extra has a dependency to mini and defines the additional classes
- everything has a dependency to both and uses the maven-shade-plugin to create a combined jar from the two other projects (you can also do that from inside the extra project, but I'd call that less elegant)
Reference:
shade:shade
mojo- Selecting Contents for Uber JAR
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