Thanks for an answer.
Yes, I can do it like this, but I'd like to avoid listing all dependencies. Is
there any way to do it? For hawtio, there are 28 dependencies that I have to
list, and in some other there are even more. I thought that it should be
possible to do it automatically somehow.
JD
Hello,
I have Maven project using spring-boot that is composed of base project and
components. This is mainly runtime dependency: Base (B) provides some
services, and components (C1, C2, C3.) are "installed" by dropping them into
specific directory. This works fine, but as I expected I have som
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Hello,
I have Maven project using spring-boot that is composed of base p
