I have a hard time believing that "maven" is that much slower than ant. Maven is significantly slower at startup and a little slower when executing a task/action. In the first case it make be in the order of seconds slower and in the later case it may cost something in the order of 10s of milliseconds. As many of mavens tasks are just ant tasks invoked from jelly I can not see where anyone could cogently argue that maven is that much slower.

I suspect you are trying to compare cheese and chalk and that the ant tasks are doing significantly different things ala aggregating source and mergin several steps. It would be a relatively simple job to recode this set of ant targets as maven goals (basically adding a few namespace elements) to get comparable speeds with maven.

Just FYI I think I was both an ant and gump committer for a couple of years at least and while technically I was also a maven committer I was mainly a maven user.

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Cheers,

Peter Donald
"The only way to get rid of a temptation is
to yield to it." - Oscar Wilde (1854-1900)


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