My personal preference is Maven, it makes the build process very
easy. One of the caveats with Maven is that you will *probably* have
to sacrifice your build structure in order to gain that ease. But on
the plus side it simplifies things a great deal. If this is a
direction you're interested in taking let me know offline and I'll
see what I can do to help.
I left Ant along time ago and really haven't looked back since. On
the current project I'm on I cringe at all the little tricks or extra
build process (which has just complicated it and at times broken
builds on other platforms) that we've had to do that Maven does out
of the box with little or no configuration.
I know we have Ant-heads here so I'm sure they'll speak up for
themselves.
-warner
On Dec 23, 2006, at 9:54 PM, Robert Zeigler wrote:
Without starting a flame-war... ;)
I'm about to embark on updating a very brittle build process. It's
currently based on a combination of relying on the IDE + a bit of ant
In all honesty, I know make better than I know any other build
tool, but
I'd rather not do this build in make. So, I'm looking for some input
into what build tool(s) you use, and why? Thanks!
Robert
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