Hi Sten, please take a quick look at buildr4osgi if you need OSGi support.
Thanks, Antoine On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 13:06, Ittay Dror <[email protected]> wrote: > > Sten Roger Sandvik wrote: > > Hi. >> >> I am a heavy Maven 2 user but lately I have been really tired of it. Been >> looking at both buildr and gradle for some time now. Tried both buildr and >> gradle in some real world settings. Right now I am favouring buildr since >> it >> gives me a good feeling to have control over my build. But I am worrying >> about the community. Seems that the gradle community is bigger and more >> active than buildr. That is just my feeling. >> >> In my build I have the need of building jars, wars and osgi modules. Could >> someone give me a nice overview of pros/cons about buildr vs gradle? >> >> > > I wrote something a while ago: http://www.tikalk.com/alm/buildr-vs-gradle. > There are also discussions in stackoverflow. > > > I went for BuildR, mainly for the performance, but also because the > architecture looked better (Gradle felt more like a rewrite of Maven in > Groovy). However, I must say that I'm not so sure about the choice today. > People are encountering many issues setting up Ruby (not being able to > install rjb in mac, segmentation faults) and when looking at JRuby, the > performance advantage is gone. Also, Gradle seems to be more actively > developed. > > > As for Maven: did you look at maven-antrun-extended-plugin or the groovy > support? > > > Ittay > > BR, >> Sten Roger Sandvik >> >> >> > > -- > -- Tikal <http://www.tikalk.com> > Tikal Project <http://tikal.sourceforge.net> > > >
