bryanevil
Sep 5th, 2011, 07:06 AM
Hi All
I am new to maven, and spring android. And i find it is very inconvenience of using them both. Please help if I am wrong.
Setup maven is not difficult, but using it and maintain it is quit a lot of works, especially at the development stage.
First, I believe maven is suitable for large solution with multiple projects. But for android apps with one developer, it is a lot of maintenance works. For example, after maven setup, i have to manually maintain all the dependencies such as junit, android library projects etc at the pom.xml, instead of the easy way -build path. Just to trade in the two Spring Android features?
I could not also run junit test in eclipse IDE, i need to do it at the cmd prompt. Do I have to complie and install at maven as well every time i change my source, and want to try out at the android simulator?
Regards
Bryan
I am new to maven, and spring android. And i find it is very inconvenience of using them both. Please help if I am wrong.
Setup maven is not difficult, but using it and maintain it is quit a lot of works, especially at the development stage.
First, I believe maven is suitable for large solution with multiple projects. But for android apps with one developer, it is a lot of maintenance works. For example, after maven setup, i have to manually maintain all the dependencies such as junit, android library projects etc at the pom.xml, instead of the easy way -build path. Just to trade in the two Spring Android features?
I could not also run junit test in eclipse IDE, i need to do it at the cmd prompt. Do I have to complie and install at maven as well every time i change my source, and want to try out at the android simulator?
Regards
Bryan