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112	112	= Building with Maven =
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114		-Now that you have installed Maven and checked out the [[Projects>>SourceRepository#HTopLevelProjects]] you wanted you'll want to build them. To build a project with Maven just issue the command:
	114	+Now that you have installed Maven and checked out the [[Projects>>SourceRepository#HTopLevelProjects]] you wanted to work on, you'll want to build them or parts of them. A project is made of modules. To build a module in Maven just issue the command:
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116	116	{{code}}
117	117	mvn clean install
118	118	{{/code}}
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120		-Each project is made of modules. Thanks to XWiki's [[Continuous Integration setup>>DevelopmentPractices#HContinuousIntegration]] you can check out and build any single module (and its children) you wish without having to rebuild the other modules from source. Maven will pick the latest version of your module's dependencies from [[XWiki's Maven remote repositories>>http://maven.xwiki.org/]]. Of course if you have uncommitted changes in a dependent module, you'll want to build that module before. The build result is placed in two places:
	120	+Thanks to XWiki's [[Continuous Integration setup>>DevelopmentPractices#HContinuousIntegration]] you can check out and build any single module (and its children) you wish without having to rebuild the other modules from source. Maven will pick the latest version of your module's dependencies from [[XWiki's Maven remote repositories>>http://maven.xwiki.org/]]. Of course if you have uncommitted changes in a dependent module, you'll want to build that module before. The build result is placed in two places:
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122	122	* Your [[local maven repository>>http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-repositories.html]], for making the module available to other projects or modules using maven (even other XWiki modules take the needed libraries from this repository, and not directly from a "neighbor" directory)
123	123	* In a subdirectory of that module, called ##target##.