You owe it to yourself to run through an ant tutorial or two. Start out
getting something compiled, use that for a while. You can always expand
your script in the future to do other things. You can easily have
something running in a couple hours.
Basically, if you are programming in Java, you need to be using Ant.
Otherwise, it would be similar to being a soccer player, but instead of
cleats you have to wear bunny slippers. Sure you can make it around the
field and what have you, but you won't be nearly as productive as the
other cleated players.
Collin
Søren Blidorf wrote:
Thanks both.
Does it take a lot of effort to set it up.
I am getting very interested, but my time is very limited these days.
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Sendt: 4. november 2005 17:51
Til: Struts Users Mailing List
Emne: [OT] [ANT] Re: SV: STRUTS AND JAVADOC.
Søren Blidorf wrote:
Basically because I don't know ANT
Why do I need ANT?
Ant lets you build Java projects in a robust and portable manner, pays
attention to dependencies, and is extensible to allow a variety of tasks
under a variety of conditions.
<obligatory-understatement>
It is very useful.
</obligatory-understatement>
"Ant: Makes Developing Java a Little Less Sucky."
Which is why I'm a developer and not a marketroid.
Dave
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