You could also ask the same question on the ant user list.  You may
have a quiet different answer.
;-)



2008/10/24 Oleg Gusakov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Daniel,
>
> The difference if that with Ant you write an Assembler-like program: you can
> do a lot, but maintainability is like current economy - very low. And here
> you always have to write what to do and how to do it, like for <javac/> you
> have to tell it where the sources are, where the output should go.
>
> With Maven - you write a SQL statement: you don't tell it how to do things,
> just say what needs to be done, and maven will figure out the way to do it.
> If you compile java classes - you don't even have to mention the compiler -
> Maven defalts will take care of that.
>
> For examples - you can check the book: http://www.sonatype.com/book
>
> I think that if there is more that one person working on a project - Ant is
> a dead end for a build system.
>
> Overall - please ask these kind of questions on the user list, this one is
> mainly for developing maven itself.
>
> dr2238 wrote:
>>
>>              I have knowledge on ant, but doesn't have any knowledge on
>> maven.   I heard other say ant is kind of procedural language , while
>> maven
>> is an objected oriented language.
>>
>> Is that true?   Could anyone explain it to me a little bit?    It would be
>> great if you can show me some small examples to let me understand what is
>> the difference between them.
>>
>>
>> thanks a lot for your help
>>
>>
>> Daniel
>>
>>
>
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