Re: R: [RomaFramework-dev] Requested features

[Luca G. <l.g...@pr...>]

Hi!
yes, the CLI uses the linked ant library to execute the
<module-path>/wizard/wizard.xml if exists.


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On Wed, May 3, 2006 5:20 pm, Valerio De Carolis said:
>>
>> Well, Valerio will try to mavenize but Luca maven will also used by
>> wizard
>> > to build new project or we'll use it only to develop Roma?
>> >
>>
>> You should distinguish between 1) a CLI (command-line-interface), whic=
h
>> can be implemented as a maven goal, so that offered options can be
>> choosen
>> to build a roma-project, and 2) a tool for developers that help them t=
o
>> build a software providing a given set of rules, best-practices and
>> conventions.
>> What are you referring at ?
>>
>
> Both, if I don't be wrong, Roma is not only a metaframework but also a
> "tool" which help developers to fast build his apps indipendently from =
the
> sub-framework choosen! That is the reason for the CLI...
>
> Now, the CLI invoke ant's library at runtime? (i.e to inject a new modu=
le
> in
> the project...)
>
> Byez
>
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