In my experience, Maven is pretty easy to understand and to deal with when
you start a project from day 0 using it. When you try to migrate a project
with its own build structure, with "crazy-or-not" build steps, then you
will struggle A LOT with Maven to get the things done.
The XML aspect of
Jens thanks for the detailed answer.
Looks like there is no show stopper. After all I suppose all the build
systems will behave eventually after driving 1 or 2 people insane...
As I understand the next logical step is to install a gradle plugin and see
what happens. The possibility to go in the o
In terms of project structure I think you'd better do the same (three
subproject) but I don't have any experience with GWT+Gradle (yet). Just wanted
to note that there's also the Putnami plugin.
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I was considering of switching from maven to gradle
So I was wondering if there is a best practice gradle project
structure/setup for GWT similar to Thomas' maven archetypes
(https://github.com/tbroyer/gwt-maven-archetypes) ?
Is there a good gradle gwt plugin out there (I only found this
one:
> -web pages and people state that gradle is prohibitively slow. I find that
> hard to believe but a lot of people seems to reiterate it,
>
Old versions yes, but newer versions allow you to start a Gradle deamon as
part of the first build. That deamon then speeds up follow up builds.
> -Wi
Ok I 'll bite.
I don't have a preference maven over gradle. For me the cost of the
transition (several projects) is so big that the exact details of who
(maven or gradle) is going to torture me seems minor.
That said and in no particular order:
-web pages and people state that gradle is prohibit
Maven?! You'll be much happier with Gradle!
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Maven?! You'll be much happier with Gradle!
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Thanks for replying and confirming
probably a problem on my setup. Ivy does not download sources of
dependencies https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVY-1003
So it gets only the source with the binary jar name...
Yes I know I have to switch to maven...
Vassilis
On Fri, Aug 12, 2016 at 6:
Not sure what you're talking about: gwt-user depends on both
jsinterop-annotations "normal jar" and jsinterop-annotations "sources jar". The
jsinterop dependency is only use for dependency management (I.e. versions)
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I noticed that jsinterop is a maven artifact now that gwt-user depends on.
However when I got it (with ant+ivy) I am getting a jar that contains the
java files. Is that correct. Compilation fails and I need to get
jsinterop-annotations-1.0.0.jar with the actual classes to proceed.
Is that nor
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