> I'm trying to determine if I should look into using > GUMP in combination with (or instead of) Maven.
Gump supports Maven to some extent. > In essence, I need to solve most of the problems that > GUMP purports to address, but I am already somewhat > familiar with Maven. It seems that something like > CruiseControl/Maven might meed the same goals. CruiseControl and gump have similar but different goals. Gump is only of interest to you if you always want to build everything from the latest of everything else. It focuses on seeing the effect of other projects on your project. CC focuses on making sure your projects build independantly and in association with each other according to the dependency versions you have specified. Incidentally, they have recently added a maven switch that allows you to use it more like gump. I personally use cruise control for my personal use - it is a lot easier to set up for your own instance, and more familiar for Java folk. Cheers, Brett --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
