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Franco Lombardo Lift without maven - Hi all. I'd like to try Lift, but I don't like Maven very much. Is there a way to use Lift without Maven? Are... Loading...

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Christos KK Loverdos You don't like maven? Do you constantly have to manually do something that the standard maven functionality cannot... Loading...

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Min Huang-2 Franco, I'm sorry. I think you should get used to Maven; I really love it (but paradoxically, like you, I also don't... Loading...

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Franco Lombardo "Min Huang" <min.huang@...> ha scritto nel... Loading...

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David Pollak Franco Lombardo wrote: > "Min Huang" <min.huang@...> ha scritto > nel messaggio >... Loading...

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Franco Lombardo "David Pollak" wrote > lift does not depend on Maven. It's simply the easiest way to start and > manage a lift... Loading...

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bearfeeder On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 12:51 AM, Franco Lombardo <f_lombardo@...> wrote: > "David Pollak" wrote > > >... Loading...

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Franco Lombardo Thank you all for your interesting answers. I'm glad to see that the Lift community is so alive and friendly. After... Loading...

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David Pollak Franco Lombardo wrote: > Thank you all for your interesting answers. I'm glad to see that the Lift > community is... Loading...

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Franco Lombardo "David Pollak" wrote: > Just to be absolutely clear, *you can use lift without Maven*!!!!!!!!!! I understand ypur... Loading...

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Zemian Deng Franco, Assuming you know how to setup an Ant based project start from a working sample of webapp(which include all... Loading...

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Franco Lombardo "Zemian Deng" wrote: > Franco, > Assuming you know how to setup an Ant based project start from a working > sample of... Loading...

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Mike Swierczek I think this whole discussion is an admission that managing builds is a complex task and requires some tool like make,... Loading...

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Christos KK Loverdos Hi Franco, your concerns are perfectly clear and logical. I do not pretend to be a maven expert, I have just found... Loading...

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David MacIver As a general observation, buildr has scala support and seems tentatively pleasant (if rather opinionated) and has... Loading...

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David Bernard-3 A quick comment about using rake of buildr to build a scala app : you (and your contributor) need to install and... Loading...

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David MacIver On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 9:12 PM, David Bernard <david.bernard.31@...> wrote: > A quick comment about using rake... Loading...

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Roland Tepp Let's just agree that "difficult" and "complex" are just a perception anyway. It all boils down to what we're used... Loading...

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Erik Engbrecht One of the neat things about Maven is that archetypes can actually act kind-of like IDE project wizards while being IDE... Loading...

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Ismael Juma Re: Lift without maven - Roland Tepp <roland@...> writes: > Let's just agree that "difficult" and "complex" are just a perception > anyway. >... Loading...

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David Bernard-3 Hi David, On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 11:09 PM, David MacIver <david.maciver@...> wrote: > On Tue, Apr 22,... Loading...

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David MacIver SBinary's build setup should not be taken as a good example of an easy to use rakefile. It does various custom magic... Loading...

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Detering Dirk RE: Re: Re: Lift without maven - > -----Original Message----- > From: David Bernard [mailto:david.bernard.31@...] > Someone say using XML to... Loading...

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Jorge Ortiz-3 You can use the offline option (-o) with the mvn command to make sure it doesn't download anything. This and other... Loading...

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Christos KK Loverdos An this is my template pom.xml for general Scala projects :-) On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 11:33 AM, Jorge Ortiz... Loading...

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Ricky Clarkson I have to agree, despite having never used Maven. So, on non-technical grounds, it seems that Maven puts people off... Loading...

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David Pollak Ricky Clarkson wrote: > I have to agree, despite having never used Maven. So, on > non-technical grounds, it... Loading...

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Ricky Clarkson As far as I can tell it should be possible to create such a system for all JVM languages by writing it in Java (or... Loading...

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Roland Tepp What would be the benefit of such a system? Any build script style things would need some sort of structured markup... Loading...

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Christos KK Loverdos No benefit if you write it in Java (unless you must do cross-language development). The whole point is to take... Loading...

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Ricky Clarkson The point would be to make it have enough potential users to be worth writing. Personally I think it'd be worth... Loading...

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Christos KK Loverdos > I will try, but you have to admit that the dependency from Maven it's a > issue that could limit the spread of Lift... Loading...