I believe what you after is maven-reactor-plugin, however I never have
a need to use it yet.
I also heard the future maven 3.0 has this mode built in as well
-Dan
On Fri, Nov 6, 2009 at 9:25 AM, chicagopooldude
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> I have a few questions about maven development environment, currently we are
> using ant tasks which compiles only those classes which have changed and
> then put it in tomcat and we restart the server. This seems to be pretty
> fast and turnaround time is less as in a development environment we have
> lots of changes sometimes single line changes and we would have to do this a
> number of times. But with use of maven we are wondering if we can alteast
> match this process if not better it, we don’t want to do mvn clean, install
> every time we change a few lines of code and wait for a few minutes. As
> people here have sizable experience in use of maven in a development
> environment I wanted to find out your comments on this and in general how
> dev environments . Please let me know if you need any other details. Any
> help is appreicated
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