I don't want to start this old debate in this list, but I won't recommend
Maven. I've used it and I will always prefer Ant/Ivy over Maven.
Maven seems attractive at first and the convention-over-configuration
approach is quite interesting, but I find Maven efficient only in simple
cases where you d
I highly recommend maven over Ivy. The documentation is much better, and
most third party components are available from the Maven Central
repository. There are ant tasks available to allow you to use Maven from
ant.
On 6/25/13 11:35 PM, "Margs E." wrote:
>Hi Mattheui,
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>Yes, I just checked my i
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>> like;
>> --A depends on B, B on C, and C on A or--Dependent of A Dependes on
>> dependent of B, while B depends on A.
>> And I am out of idea since we have so many plug-ins to check, and
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idea since we have so many plug-ins to check, and different
feature groupings.I just need some advise. Thanks in advance!
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