and the corresponding Jenkins build in Artifactory”). Artifactory also keeps track of the dependencies
that were used in the Jenkins build, and will warn you if you try to delete them from the repository.
Figure 5.46. Viewing the deployed artifact and the corresponding Jenkins build in Artifactory
5.9.6. Managing Modules
When using Maven, it is common to split a project into several modules. Maven build jobs have an
intrinsic understand of multimodule projects, and adds a Modules menu item that lets you display the
structure of the project at a glance (see Figure 5.47, “Managing modules in a Maven build job”).
Figure 5.47. Managing modules in a Maven build job
Clicking on any of the modules will take you to the build page for that module. From here, you can view
the detailed build results for each module, trigger a build of that module in isolation, and if necessary
fine tune the configuration of individual module, overriding the configuration of the overall project.