SOA 12c Composite Build using Maven

Hi,
I'm trying to build SOA 12c Composites using Maven 3.
using command mvn install , so that i can build my composites and place jars in local maven repository. But it is doing the following things:
1. Compile 2. Build 3. Deploy to application server 4. Run Tests .
Which is not expected.
I Just wanted to build my composites and place the Jar's in Maven Repo.
Can anyone comment on this.
Thanks,
Chandra_

You could try Edwins comment.
"You can use the normal soa deploy plugin, just zip the mds artifacts and deploy it just like a SOA Composite sar."
You need to create the zip first.
Content of zip schould look like:
/apps
/your-mds-files

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As seen above by using above command m able to deploy single composte.But i want to deploy multiple composite belongs to same application or Different something like below.
AIM- mvn pre-integration-test –f soa-pom.xml –Dcomposite.name=TestSOAProj1,Project2
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I have tried it with profiling its works . thanks!!!! but some how still i was not able to achieve what i want.
But thanks for you kind references i have done it by using and maven cmd line switch -pl .Now i can exclude.include modules dynamically.
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**********************************Happy Deployments*************************************
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