FWIW,

Maven doesn't use a build.xml during the build process.
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Jose Gonzalez Gomez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 01/04/2003 
12:55:00 AM:

> 
>     Is this the recommended approach for j2ee applications? I mean, I 
> was thinking about switching to maven because of all the added 
> functionalities over ant (source code metrics, cross reference source, 
> documentation and site generation using xdocs,...) but if I have to 
> create a maven project for each artifact in my application, I think that 

> this could become cumbersome for large j2ee applications, so maybe I 
> would delay adopting maven as my main build tool.
> 
>     About the ant question, I have taken a look to the Turbine source, 
> and I have noticed that provides a build.xml with target names that I 
> have seen elsewhere. Does the target names in this file have to follow 
> any convention in order to be used by maven? What is the relation 
> between maven.xml, build.xml, project.xml, project.properties?
> 
>     Regards
>     Jose
> 
> Konstantin Priblouda wrote:
> 
> >>   1. Does maven "deprecate" ant, or does maven use
> >>ant? Must I have ant
> >>      installed in order to use maven?
> >> 
> >>
> >It does use ant behind the scenes, but takes care
> >of it installation itself. As well as of your
> >dependencies
> >
> > 
> >
> >>   2. I have an already started project that I build
> >>using ant. What is
> >>      the preferred way to "mavenize" this project?
> >>The project is a
> >>      whole j2ee application, with two ejb jars and
> >>one war. Should I
> >>      translate build.xml to maven.xml?
> >> 
> >>
> >
> >That's really non-trivial question. I would suggest to
> >start with something more simple. 
> >
> >Mevn projects are typically one-artifact-per-project
> >So you could be forced to break up your project into 
> >several pieces - for ejb tier and for web tier. 
> >And thenb build them using reactor. 
> >
> >Do'nt be affraid, I managed to move almost all
> >development in our company to maven.
> >
> >regards,
> >
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