mplete Maven newbie (but a fairly advanced Ant user). I
> > >>attended Jason's presentation at Toronto JUG and was very impressed with
> > >>the value proposition of Maven.
> > >>
> > >>I am still getting my head around the Maven philosophy part.
ded Jason's presentation at Toronto JUG and was very impressed with
> >>the value proposition of Maven.
> >>
> >>I am still getting my head around the Maven philosophy part. But I do
> >>keep pushing ahead. :-) A couple of questions that I need answering
JUG and was very impressed with
the value proposition of Maven.
I am still getting my head around the Maven philosophy part. But I do
keep pushing ahead. :-) A couple of questions that I need answering.
1. I can't seem to find a plugin for running Java progs, akin to Ant's
java task
was very impressed with
> > the value proposition of Maven.
> >
> > I am still getting my head around the Maven philosophy part. But I do
> > keep pushing ahead. :-) A couple of questions that I need answering.
> >
> > 1. I can't seem to find a plugin for running J
getting my head around the Maven philosophy part. But I do
> keep pushing ahead. :-) A couple of questions that I need answering.
>
> 1. I can't seem to find a plugin for running Java progs, akin to Ant's
> java task. And if it is missing, is it appropriate (philosophically
> spea
le of questions that I need answering.
1. I can't seem to find a plugin for running Java progs, akin to Ant's
java task. And if it is missing, is it appropriate (philosophically
speaking) to just script an Ant task to the pom.xml?
2. I really need to understand how to handle project specifi
