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# SUPPORTED PROJECT TYPES
#
# 1. 'master'
#
# Special project that itself doesn't generate any artifacts but from which POM
# inheritance can be done in a multi-module project (useful to avoid
# duplicating POM configuration information).
#
# 2. 'jar'
#
# Simple utility project containing Java sources and resources that are
# packaged in a jar.
#
# 3. 'uberjar'
#
# Jar project in which the dependencies are bundled in the jar itself and that
# has a class with a main method to be run. This uses the Classworlds project
# (open source). Advantage of using this kind of project is that only one jar
# has to be delivered to the client.
#
# 4. 'ejb'
#
# Ejb project containing Java sources and resources of which some Java sources
# end with '*Bean'. These are processed by XDoclet and the necessary ejb
# descriptors (currently only for WebLogic 8) are generated.  Finally a jar is
# created that is deployable on WebLogic 8 as an ejb J2EE component.
#
# 5. 'war'
#
# Web project containing Java sources and resources of which some Java sources
# end with '*Servlet'. These are processed by XDoclet and the necessary web
# descriptors (currently only for WebLogic 8) are generated.  Finally a war is
# created that is deployable on WebLogic 8 as an web J2EE component.
#
# 6. 'rar'
#
# Rar project containing rar descriptor files that are packaged in one rar (JCA
# resource adapter) file. This file is deployable to WebLogic 8 as a rar J2EE
# component.
#
# 7. 'ear'
#
# Ear project containing ear descriptor files that are packaged in one ear
# (Enterprise Archive) file. This file is deployable to WebLogic 8 as a ear
# J2EE component.
maven.multiproject.type=@MAVEN.MULTIPROJECT.TYPE@

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# The following properties depend on the value of maven.multiproject.type

# REQUIRED
#
# 1. when maven.multiproject.type=master : 
# 
# maven.multiproject.basedir=..
# maven.multiproject.includes=*/project.xml
# maven.multiproject.excludes=master/project.xml
#
# 2. for all types different from 'master' : 
#
# IMPORTANT : these projects must be the lowest projects in the project
# tree, meaning that they can't have subprojects themselves.
# 
# maven.multiproject.basedir=${basedir}
# maven.multiproject.includes=project.xml
# maven.multiproject.excludes=
#
# IMPORTANT : 
# 1. the values must not be modified!
# 2. if the current project is of type 'master', then it must be put on the
# same level as the module projects for which this project is used
maven.multiproject.basedir=@MAVEN.MULTIPROJECT.BASEDIR@
maven.multiproject.includes=@MAVEN.MULTIPROJECT.INCLUDES@
maven.multiproject.excludes=@MAVEN.MULTIPROJECT.EXCLUDES@