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Packaging maven submodules

My project has different components and everything is tied together with grpc, so everything is inside of one maven project to start with: My maven submodule structure looks like this:

root
+- interface
     pom.xml
+- server
     pom.xml
+- part_a
  +- client_a
       pom-xml
  +- ui_a
       pom.xml
     pom.xml
+- part_b
  +- client_b
       pom-xml
  +- ui_b
       pom.xml
     pom.xml

root
+- interface
     pom.xml
+- server
     pom.xml
+- part_a
  +- client_a
       pom-xml
  +- ui_a
       pom.xml
     pom.xml
+- part_b
  +- client_b
       pom-xml
  +- ui_b
       pom.xml
     pom.xml

And I would like my complete application part end up as a fat jar in the target folders of part _a and part_b respectively. How would you configure maven to do this? I tried a lot of configurations of the maven-jar-plugin and maven-shade-plugin .

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dan1st•2mo ago

IMO the maven-assembly-plugin is the easiest forget the maven-jar-plugin for fat jars https://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-assembly-plugin/usage.html

dan1st•2mo ago

https://stackoverflow.com/a/574650/10871900

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