That was my understanding as Maven being a build tool of sorts. I’m glad I
don’t have to use a *AMP server. I’ve been trying to avoid that in the case
I needed to transfer the program from one OS to another. I haven’t had much
enjoyment working with *AMP at all and want to build the DB and Java
>
> 2. Can Maven be used outside of a *AMP environment? I may be
> misinterpreting
> the use of Maven in this way but with it being a part of the Apache
> Project,
> I’m assuming a *AMP server is required to create a system with Maven as a
> part of it.
The Apache Software Foundation (ASF,
These are good questions.
Two concepts to keep separate at all times are building the application and
running the application. Tools and environments used for one are not
necessarily present in the other. For example, Maven is used to make an
application, and a MySql DB is usually used by a
Hello,
Il mer 30 ott 2019, 22:27 New_Tech ha scritto:
> I am a new programmer and have started the “on paper” design of my first
> project. While reading a tutorial on linking a Java program to a MySQL DB,
> I was introduced to Maven as part of the conduit between Java and the DB. I
> have a
I am a new programmer and have started the “on paper” design of my first
project. While reading a tutorial on linking a Java program to a MySQL DB,
I was introduced to Maven as part of the conduit between Java and the DB. I
have a couple of questions about this.
1. Is Maven an absolute
