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I am trying to use the project in an embedded environment and I would like to use this project to test all features from a Java Runtime Image but the project requires compilation in the destination.
I would like to propose to migrate Ant to Maven to offer more global consistency.
What is your opinion?
Juan Antonio
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Migrate the project from Ant to Multimodule with Maven
Migrate the project from Ant to Multimodule project with Maven
Mar 30, 2018
It is not a task we had on the near-term horizon, as if we shifted to use this, it would be good to shift to use it for all of our test materials (so a large undertaking).
Can you explain how shifting to maven will help the compilation story for embedded (is it that you gain more flexibility in what gets compiled?)
I believe there are a couple of things you can try to mitigate the compilation of test materials story for the embedded environment:
only compile the test projects you wish to run (using the BUILD_LIST environment variable)
cross-compile the test material elsewhere and load to device
There may be tests in this project which will not work with only a jre - they may expect to have tools such as javac and jar available in the jdk under test.
I am trying to use the project in an embedded environment and I would like to use this project to test all features from a
Java Runtime Image
but the project requires compilation in the destination.I would like to propose to migrate
Ant
toMaven
to offer more global consistency.What is your opinion?
Juan Antonio
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: