Ok, I understand how ant plays with woproject, wolips and WO
development in general, but I have not yet explored the utility of
using maven in any depth, but I feel that from what I have heard
about it in the past, it's something I should at least explore to
some degree.
I have briefly looked at the maven documentation, and the woproject
maven documentation, and they cover HOW to use maven, and set it up,
but one thing that is not immediately clear to someone who is not yet
familiar with maven, is WHY I should consider using maven at all?
It's fine to say maven makes things easy, uses standard conventions,
is fun or whatever, but ant does a pretty decent job, so I am curious
where the benefits lie.
Is using maven for WO development a solution worth considering over
using Ant, or is it simply a different way of doing the same thing?
Are there any compelling reasons why one should invest the time to
learn to use maven?
-- Seeya...QQuinton Dolan - qdola..mail.com Gold Coast, QLD, Australia Ph: +61 419 729 806
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