Thanks , I am following the tutorial book you reffered.
2009/9/23 Anders Hammar
> Ok.
>
> 1) When you need to do something, you find the plugin you need. As always
> in
> open source, there's a jungle out there with many plugins where some do
> pretty much the same thing. When defining a project
Ok.
1) When you need to do something, you find the plugin you need. As always in
open source, there's a jungle out there with many plugins where some do
pretty much the same thing. When defining a project type (like 'jar') you
get a default set of plugins bound to the Maven lifecycle. Extend that
Thanks for all the reply!
Actually, I have read the doucument in the maven web site ,the qucik start
and the understand maven in 5 min and so on , however this is just some
simple example like tony,and I am facing a complex application so I feel
confused.
The question I ask above is do what confusi
2009/9/23 maven apache
> I am new in using maven , so some basic problem confusing me:
> 1 When I create a new maven project how do I know which plugin to use?
> 2 the artifaceID and groupID respent what?
> 3 I have not use ant or other build tool before,so the pom.xml is stange to
> me .
> 4 wha
A good introduction to Maven is this book:
http://www.sonatype.com/products/maven/documentation/book-defguide
It's free!
/Anders
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 04:22, maven apache wrote:
> I am new in using maven , so some basic problem confusing me:
> 1 When I create a new maven project how do I know
I am new in using maven , so some basic problem confusing me:
1 When I create a new maven project how do I know which plugin to use?
2 the artifaceID and groupID respent what?
3 I have not use ant or other build tool before,so the pom.xml is stange to
me .
4 what is the difference between the maven
