I suspect we would all like to dump jelly ASAP. I've come to realise that my initial problems, and thus opposition, to maven are due to jelly in a large part. And I do find ant fustrating too.
What I want to use is a proper java-like (so I don't have to learn anything new) scripting language (so it doesn't need precompiling). I want eclipse/ide integration such that it offers completions just like other coding (so I don't need to go to the website all the time). And I want it to work the way I expect it to first time (as I don't have time to waste) Of course wish lists are easy, and I suspect you wouldn't disagree with the above. As I said, I have no experience with any of the script tools, so I have to leave the judgement to others :-) Stephen maven.javadoc.destdir="target/apidocs" maven.javadoc.sourcedir="src/java" maven.javadoc.private=true maven.javadoc.generate() maven.artifact.deploy-snapshot(maven.javadoc) From: "Jason van Zyl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Things like Beanshell and OGNL just work. I have never had a single > problem with OGNL which is simply just awesome for dealing with > expressions. And I've rarely had any problems with Beanshell. There > aren't many blog entries about either. Groovy may eventually be good if > it outlasts the hype. The ideas behind Groovy are awesome, I'll wait to > see if the implementation is equally so. > > > This is a decision not to be taken lightly, as maven can't > > afford to get it wrong a second time! > > Well, I'm not too worried about it. Right now I'll take the tool where > it's not a crap shoot what comes out the other end. I've spent an > ungodly number of hours trying to figure out why Jelly contexts that > seem to have popped into existence with no ryhme or reason, why some > classloading mechanism is used, and simply been baffled at what comes > out of Jexl. These things just don't happen with Beanshell and OGNL. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
