All -
I'm proud (and worried about the support e-mails! :) to announce the
near-final release of a project demonstrating Ant, XDoclet, Struts,
JUnit, Cactus, and Lucene. Its called JavaDevWithAnt as it was written
for the book Steve and I co-authored and has been refined during
several presentations I've been giving on Ant, XDoclet and Struts.
The documentation is in draft stage, and my primary goal is to collect
feedback on polishing the documentation (and the application if there
are any bugs that surface). The site where I'm hosting the
distribution and documentation is:
http://www.ehatchersolutions.com/JavaDevWithAnt/
Please let me know if you try it out and have suggestions for
improvement, or just to let me know you tried it and hate it or love
it, etc. Feedback more than welcome! Direct feedback to me at
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Erik
p.s. Since this is directed to the ant-user list, here are some
hilights:
- XDoclet everywhere (including using Ant properties in various ways)
- Slick library dependency handling
- Filterset example
- Dynamically turn EJB on/off (since the app can work either way)
- Reusable compilation and testing targets
- Builds out of the box (with J2EE SDK installed, or j2ee.jar supplied
- read installation instruction for details).
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