Hi Jörg!
Using Netbeans? I never tried this with maven. Any feedback?
First: I am new to maven.
Second: For me maven works good in NetBeans 6.1 even with projects +
subprojects. It uses the pom directly (simply go to open projects) and
so it is well integrated.
You can even search in the repositories if NetBeans can't find
a class (via ALT+ENTER) and solve that problem easily.
The only problem is that building the projects takes some more time than
a 'normal' java project.
And keep in mind that NetBeans has no incremental compiler like eclipse
(it will come in some of the next releases - I am sure ;-) ).
You will always has to build the (sub) project to run or test it,
although you will get an red line from the built in compiler...
.... and although NetBeans will compile only the changed file ...
BUT I think it is not the same like the incremental compiler, isn't it?
Regards,
Peter.
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