The largest build I converted to Maven was about five years ago, and it had
roughly 100 projects in Ant. Intriguingly, they had written an Ant plugin to
process Eclipse project metadata. It strikes me you might be able to take the
same shortcut with your project if your build is somehow able t
On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 5:30 PM, David Karr wrote:
> I work on a pretty large project that uses Ant for builds. We're doing some
> research on converting to Maven. I'd like to describe some of the elements
> of our situation, hopefully to find some conceptual "cookbook" strategies
> for those asp
David,
Im looking at exactly the same thing - moving from ant to maven. One of the
first things I ran into was maven's concept of one artifact per project.
With ant its quite easy to take a set of files for a webapp, and create both
an ear and war file, and be ready for deployment. With maven e
I work on a pretty large project that uses Ant for builds. We're doing some
research on converting to Maven. I'd like to describe some of the elements
of our situation, hopefully to find some conceptual "cookbook" strategies
for those aspects.
The "application" consists of the aggregation of seve
