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just as a FYI ...
I am currently working on a Maven plugin for AndroMDA because I am using AndroMDA within the software project of my master study and we are using Maven as our primary build tool.
That means that I had two options using Ant for AndroMDA and Maven for the remaining parts, or writing a Maven plugin ;-)
cheers
daniel s. haischt
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Lofi Dewanto wrote:
|> - automated daily builds, including publication of the "latest and |> greatest" version on the project web site. |> - automated QA runs on the current build (JUnit, FindBugs, whatever), |> of course with automatic publication of the test results |> - handling dependencies on subcomponents. Example: You're only |> interested in developing the "Foo" cartridge, so you set up a CVS |> repository for it and configure Maven to use the current build from |> the main AndroMDA web site for all dependecies. |> |> In short, this sounds like just the situation where we can actually |> profit from Maven. | | | yes, this is true. | |> The only downside I can see is that more people are familiar with Ant |> than with Maven, which makes it a bit more difficult to attract new |> developers. But that's what we have a Wiki for, isn't it? :-) | | | And this is what I really hate: complexity. Adding Maven as the build | system for AndroMDA means adding complexity of building those | cartridges. I don't see any problem if AndroMDA Core or Samples | use Maven for their build system. But if you also need Maven to build | your cartridges... Gee, I don't think that this is a good idea... | Remember KISS ;-) | | At the moment it's pretty straight forward to build your own cartridges: | - Use the cartridge structure. | - Apply some changes into *one* Ant build file. | - That's it. | | Also, Ant support for IDE (NetBeans and Eclipse) is gorgious! But Maven? | | Please think about this twice, before you jump into Maven wagon, just | for one Ant build file ;-) | | Cheers,
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