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I have two java-projects configured with maven. One is a lib to the other. I always have to do maven install, maven update that my main projects gets the updated lib, when i change something.
Is there a way to avoid the annoying maven install / maven update procedure (in other words to automate this process)?
You can use the M2Eclipse plugin for Eclipse, which provides dependency management within Eclipse. If you have both projects open, it will automatically refer to the other project, without the need for
mvn install. Any changes you make in one project will immediately be visible in the other – as long as your POM refers to the current version of the other project (usually SNAPSHOT).