John-567 wrote: > > I'm definitely leaning toward Maven but the environment I am working in > uses > Ant most often and this development approach is new to them, so I'm not > sure I would be successful introducing an additional technology such as > Maven to them. >
You can do what I did--start with Ant then move on to Maven once the web service stuff becomes old hat. I've always liked Ant but learned Maven last year because most others I saw in the Open Source community were happy with it. It took a while to get used to Maven but I'm glad I learned it. John-567 wrote: > > ...perhaps I should just force feed it to them. ;-) > Well, be careful, depending on your team, you might be opening yourself up to "workplace mobbing" if you don't get sufficient buy-in from the team first. If you do go this route, use a small spoon and interrupt the process frequently with cookies... ;-) Glen -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/First-WSDL-to-Java-client-issues-tp19417535p19427496.html Sent from the cxf-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
