Why you should use the Maven Ant Tasks instead of Maven or Ivy
Like many others I really like Ant and I intend to keep using it until something better comes along. And I strongly feel that when you try to use *only* Maven for everything, you give up control over a few things. Are there things that Ant does better than Maven? Oh yes, IMHO. Here are a few examples of typical Java web-app build related stuff that turn out to be “edge cases” in Maven meaning that
Wicket Impressions, moving from Spring MVC / WebFlow
Wicket Impressions, moving from Spring MVC / WebFlow [update 2008-05-27: A detailed presentation that summarizes this blog post along with visuals and code snippets is now available] For quite a while, I was trying to ignore the increasing buzz about Wicket, convincing myself that I don’t need yet another MVC framework (there are too many of them anyway), but somewhere between the Javalobby articl
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