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Problem with the "mvn test" command missing EJB client jar artifact

 
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Hi,
I have a multi module project where in my webModule depends on the ejbModule's ejb-client jar file.

While the mvn package and mvn release commands seem to be okay, mvn test gives me the cannot-find-the-artifact error that too after running all the test cases.

However if I modify the dependency type from ejb-client to client in the webModule's pom.xml file, the mvn test command works fine. But even with the mvn surefire-report report command would give me the cannot-find-the-artifact error for the ejbModule.

I had had enough googling and donno what to do. Is there anybody who had faced this error before? Thanks in advance.

Webmodule's pom.xml file

ejbModule's pom.xml file

parent pom.xml file



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Arun
 
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Hi Arun and welcome to Javaranch! Would it be possible for you to edit your post and UseCodeTags? Thanks!

In terms of mvn test, are you running mvn clean test?
 
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Hi,
I'm afraid I am pretty new to both javaranch and maven. Thanks for pointing out. I have corrected it.

Yes I'm using mvn clean test command.
 
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OK, the best thing to do is to read the free online PDF "Maven the Definitive Guide" by Sonatype (who have many Maven core committers working for them).

In particular take a look at what the different scopes mean (compile, test, provided etc).

Hint: You might need to change one of the compile scopes to a runtime scope....
 
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Hi,
Anyways thanks for your concern. I am done with my analysis with the scopes and the maven complete guide book. I had tried setting the scope of the ejb-client to test, runtime, provided and compile but without success.

Merci beaucoup
Arun
 
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Hi,
Anyways thanks for your concern. I am done with my analysis with the scopes and the maven complete guide book. I had tried setting the scope of the ejb-client to test, runtime, provided and compile but without success.

Merci beaucoup
Arun
 
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