Herve,
It also works now - I can compile java with mercury supplied jars. You
can checkout the Mercury trunk. Unfortunately - thank to unknown
samaritan - I cannot logon to people.apache.org and cannot deploy
snapshots, so you'll have to install Mercury snapshots and package
mecrcury-ant: it
ok, I understand: for you, the tasks code is big then it is difficult to
integrate Mercury, and for me, Mercury is big then it is difficult to
integrate it into the tasks. :)
For the doc and the overall logic, now that the doc has been rewritten, split
into parts (big thank you Dennis), learni
Herve,
Hervé BOUTEMY wrote:
Hi Oleg,
In fact, I have only one question: why create a completely new codebase?
Of course, the new code with less features is simpler *for the moment*: less
features is less code.
At first I honestly tried to plug in Mercury into existing code, but:
* as the c
On 10/12/2008, at 7:52 PM, Hervé BOUTEMY wrote:
Hi Oleg,
In fact, I have only one question: why create a completely new
codebase?
Of course, the new code with less features is simpler *for the
moment*: less
features is less code.
This was my first reaction as well. I think you might win
Hi Oleg,
In fact, I have only one question: why create a completely new codebase?
Of course, the new code with less features is simpler *for the moment*: less
features is less code.
Features are exactly same as current ant-tasks: see the documentation [1]
http://maven.apache.org/ant-tasks/index
Whoever might be interested, and especially Herve:
I am putting together a simplified ant wrapper for Mercury. Can you
please critique http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MERCURY-48 ?
Main idea - create a simple to use syntax, yet being able to extend it
to full power of Mercury. The game plan is
