java - Projects which are accessed via multiple (different) IDEs: Ant or Maven? -
Is it true that Maven's real advantage is that its project structure is clearly defined and therefore it should be opened. Could any IDE support Maven?
We develop a team of 5 people and we use three different IDEs (Intellees, Eclipse, Netbeans). I know that I can not open Eclipse an ant project in Netbeans but with Maven it is possible.
Is it really reason enough to use Maven?
Ante is the creation tool when the functionality of Maven accumulates:
- Construction equipment (included ant),
- Not only jar / war / project etc
- The order environment (such as starting a jetty and deploying its artifact)
- Unit Testing Li> Integration test
- Deployment (incrementing, incrementing versions, deploying artifacts etc.)
- More (see t for plugins on i-ne)
Maven uses the lifestyle to achieve this goal. You can trigger some functionality at some points of the lifecycle. For example, the unit test should work fine after compiling, whereas integration testing (such as selenium test) requires more setup, possibly starting web server and deploying a war file.
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