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Custom assembly descriptors are conventionally placed under <tt>src/assembly</tt> of the module that executes the plugin.
Aside from [[https://kb.novaordis.com/index.php/Maven_assembly_Plugin#Pre-defined_Assembly_Descriptors]], Maven allows creation of custom assembly descriptors. Custom assembly descriptors are conventionally placed under <tt>src/assembly</tt> of the module that executes the plugin.


=Example=
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Revision as of 18:56, 7 November 2016

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Overview

Aside from [[1]], Maven allows creation of custom assembly descriptors. Custom assembly descriptors are conventionally placed under src/assembly of the module that executes the plugin.

Example

This is an example of a custom assembly descriptor, used to build a complex release artifact for a multi-module project:

Custom Maven Assembly Descriptor Example

Elements

Assembly ID

The assembly ID is specified as the value of the <id> element in the assembly descriptor. The assembly ID will become the assembly artifact classifier, present between the version and the extension. The artifact will be named <project-name>-<assemblyId>.<ext>. If I just want it to be <project-name>.<ext> (or <final-name>.<ext>), do not use an <id>...</id> declaration in the assembly descriptor.