RE: Multi-library builds

"Adam Jack" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.krysalis.user
Message-ID <008f01c32d13$aa3d04a0$851ce641@wdn086>
Joshua

	So, here are the questions:
	* I'm trying to achieve this with one centipede 'module' with two
'projects'
	in it.  Should I abandon this approach and make two separate centipede
	modules?

Your approach is spot on.

Centipede defaults to the first project if one is not passed. What you need
to do is pass -Dproject.name=the_second_one on the command line. This is set
prior to that default you saw (in your next posting) so takes precedence.

	* If so, how do I get the builds to 'chain'?

BTW: You really want to look at gump to chain builds, that is what I do. I
use centipede from gump to build multiple projects in multiple modules
(different things). That said, it might be overkill for just two.

	http://jakarta.apache.org/gump/

Thanks for using centipede & providing user feedback.

regards

Adam



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