On 27/08/2010 12:58 PM, Jacob Beard wrote:
Hi Wayne,
The situation is that I have invested a significant amount of time in
preparing the Ant build, and so I would prefer to find a way to
leverage this work, rather than starting from scratch with Maven. As
my project is unconventional, and I'm not yet fully comfortable with
Maven, I feel like, at this stage, continuing to use Ant for certain
parts of the build is a better, safer approach. I believe this is what
the AntRun plugin is designed to facilitate.
If anyone could offer any guidance regarding my original question, I
would greatly appreciate it. Thanks,
If you are not going to do it the maven way, you will find yourself in
trouble constantly and always taking a lot longer that you envisioned.
If you can actually assert that your project is totally unlike a
"normal" application, you probably should stick with Ant.
Maven is really good for "normal" projects. It does the "right" thing
without any effort on the developer's part.
This means that it makes all kinds of assumptions about how the universe
unfolds.
If your universe operates under a completely different set of rules,
then Maven will only make you unhappy. It will do this on a regular basis.
Ron
Jake
On 10-08-27 12:17 PM, Wayne Fay wrote:
/home/jacob/workspace/gsoc2010/git-scxml-js/scxml-js/test-maven.xml:19:
Reference maven.compile.classpath not found.
Please let me know what you think. Thanks,
Is this just "for fun" or are you seriously trying to build a big mess
of your build by continuing to use various aspects of your build in
Ant via Antrun and other aspects in Maven, and then sharing properties
around etc?
Honestly, you should just convert your Ant "stuff" into Maven plugins.
It is pretty simple to write proper Maven plugins. And far easier to
debug things when it doesn't work properly.
Wayne
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