Re: [jug-discussion] build tools...

2006-12-26 Thread Erik Hatcher
On Dec 26, 2006, at 11:15 AM, Art Gramlich wrote: Where's Hatcher to plug ant? :-) These days I mostly am dealing with Rake, but thus far at a Ruby newbie user level. I will be getting fancier with Rake very shortly though. Where do I stand with Maven? Never even really used it other t

Re: [jug-discussion] build tools...

2006-12-26 Thread Warner Onstine
If you want to stick with Ant but are more familiar with Java you could use Gant (Groovy Ant scripting). http://groovy.codehaus.org/Gant -warner On Dec 23, 2006, at 9:54 PM, Robert Zeigler wrote: Without starting a flame-war... ;) I'm about to embark on updating a very brittle build process

Re: [jug-discussion] build tools...

2006-12-26 Thread Art Gramlich
Where's Hatcher to plug ant? :-) For us, ant has worked well and pretty much stayed out of the way (like a build tool should). Additionally, because of the widespread use, almost every tool has an ant task (e.g. sablecc). It looks like there are several scripting tasks now available for the