Geert, Unfortunately currently there is no real alternative to Maven and I don't agree that it is barely documented.
I guess it is rather theological discussion. I did get the point that you and Alex don't like Maven. Though both of you will have to use it one way or the other. So you may as well get used to it sooner then later. :-) Geert Bevin wrote: > Updating modules.yml really isn't a a problem at all for me. Certainly > much less trouble than having to go through maven with even another > arcane set of tags that are barely documented, and with lots of side > effects. > > And I don't agree that project files change as much as code. I've been > supporting Netbeans, Eclipse, Idea, Codeguide and X-develop in > RIFE/Jumpstart for years. Updating the project files was only ever > done when new major IDE releases came out or when something major > changed in the project. > > I just think of Maven here as just asking for trouble for something > that's not that difficult in the first place. > > _______________________________________________ tc-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.terracotta.org/mailman/listinfo/tc-dev
