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I am currently trying to build a Maven project where I have both Java and JavaFX classes.
I have a main project, with two modules : a Java subproject and a JavaFX subproject.
myMainProject
|- java-project
\- javafx-project
I declared a specific maven-compiler-plugin for each of these projects, instead of only declaring a global one in the parent project.
The Java project doesn't require any specific compiler (the standard plexus-compiler-javac that hasn't to be declared), but I am using a specific plexus compiler for JavaFX (plexus-compiler-javafxc).
If I try to compile the parent project, the first project to be compiled is ok (the Java project), but I get an error on the second one:
[INFO] --------------------------
[ERROR] BUILD ERROR
[INFO] --------------------------
[INFO] No such compiler 'javafxc'.
[INFO] --------------------------
[INFO] For more information, run Maven with the -e switch
[INFO] --------------------------
The weird thing is that if I try to compile the project separately, there is no problem. It looks like if the maven-compiler-plugin is only set up once for the whole Maven execution, so the second time, it is still the javac compiler that is configured, that's why the javafxc compiler isn't found (I'm only guessing).
Does someone know if I can change this in the configuration or not?
I could create completely separate projects (one for Java classes, and one for JavaFX classes) but I would like to understand why this error occurs (and try to fix it!).
Thank you very much.
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