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The most widely used build tool for Java projects, Ant is cross-platform, extensible, simple, and fast. It scales from small personal projects to large, multi-team J2EE projects. And, most important, it's easy to learn. *"Java Development with Ant "systematically explores what Ant can do, and how to apply it to your project. Whether you are new to Ant, or an experienced user, this book will show you powerful and creative uses for Ant. *The book emphasizes basic concepts you need to know to effectively use Ant starting with Ant's XML-driven build process. It leads you step-by-step through everything you need to know to compile, test, package and deploy an application. It then guides you through the maze of more complex situations common in larger projects such as enterprise Java applications and Web Services. *With this book you will gain access to a powerful tool to automatically build, test and deploy your Java software, no matter how simple or complex it might be.
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The most widely used build tool for Java projects, Ant is cross-platform, extensible, simple, and fast. It scales from small personal projects to large, multi-team J2EE projects. And, most important, it's easy to learn. *"Java Development with Ant "systematically explores what Ant can do, and how to apply it to your project. Whether you are new to Ant, or an experienced user, this book will show you powerful and creative uses for Ant. *The book emphasizes basic concepts you need to know to effectively use Ant starting with Ant's XML-driven build process. It leads you step-by-step through everything you need to know to compile, test, package and deploy an application. It then guides you through the maze of more complex situations common in larger projects such as enterprise Java applications and Web Services. *With this book you will gain access to a powerful tool to automatically build, test and deploy your Java software, no matter how simple or complex it might be.
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Die Autoren sind Meister des Fachs, und arbeiten seit einiger Zeit schon an der Entwicklung von Ant selbst mit. Trotzdem können sie auch interessant und verstÃndlich schreiben. So gut wie alles was fÃr den Buildprozess mit Ant interessant ist, wird hier angesprochen, also neben des eigentlichen Kerns auch: Unit Testing, Continuous Integration, XDoclet, Arbeiten mit EJBs und Web-Anwendungen, etc etc. Viele Themen gehen dabei in Richtung XP, und etablieren Ant sozusagen als XP-Plattform.
Jeder der etwas mit Java-Programmierung zu tun hat, sollte sich frÃher oder spÃter mit Ant auseinandersetzen, und jeder der Ant professionell einsetzen möchte kommt an der LektÃre dieses Buches wohl nicht vorbei!
4 von 4 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
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Früher oder später sollte jeder ernsthafte Java-Entwickler sich mit ANT auseinandersetzen. Schon allein, da man sich des AHA Effektes sicher sein kann (denn hat man seine Build-Prozesse erstmal per ANT automatisiert spart man fast schon Stunden pro Woche)!
Und das Buch ist eine sehr gute Einführung, nicht nur in ANT sondern auch überhaupt in Java-Entwicklung und Open-Source-Tools (vornehmlich natürlich Jakarta). Man bekommt für so gut wie jede Situation eine Beispielhafte Erklärung. Sogar Webservices mit Apache Axis sind erklärt!
Dabei kann man das Buch echt gut lesen, es hat einen sehr logischen Aufbau und nicht zuviel Geschwafel...
Und man merkt, dass die Autoren selber Ant-Entwickler sind. Und natürlich auch Open-Source-Entwickler! So sind die meisten Beispielhaften Build-Files zwar etwas zu umfangreich für "normale" Projekte, was aber keinen Nachteil darstellt, da man sehr gute Anregungen in den Beispielen findet...
Und das Buch ist eine sehr gute Einführung, nicht nur in ANT sondern auch überhaupt in Java-Entwicklung und Open-Source-Tools (vornehmlich natürlich Jakarta). Man bekommt für so gut wie jede Situation eine Beispielhafte Erklärung. Sogar Webservices mit Apache Axis sind erklärt!
Dabei kann man das Buch echt gut lesen, es hat einen sehr logischen Aufbau und nicht zuviel Geschwafel...
Und man merkt, dass die Autoren selber Ant-Entwickler sind. Und natürlich auch Open-Source-Entwickler! So sind die meisten Beispielhaften Build-Files zwar etwas zu umfangreich für "normale" Projekte, was aber keinen Nachteil darstellt, da man sehr gute Anregungen in den Beispielen findet...
Also kann ich nur empfehlen: Kaufen und durcharbeiten!
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Great, broad coverage. Well researched. Easy to read.
20. September 2002
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This should be required reading for all Java developers. Java Development with Ant shows how to automate most of the drudgery involved with large Java projects. The authors included a lot of great examples and practical advice covering the essentials of Ant, building, testing, and running code.
Despite its size, the book is not full of endless code listings or mundane command references, which are available for Ant elsewhere anyway. They do include a brief (60 page) appendix which is useful when you are reading away from your computer.
The first two chapters are great for a new Ant user. I had used other people's build files before reading this book, but had never created my own before. The first chapter told me want Ant is and the second helped me create my first build file.
The third chapter explains the nuts and bolts of Ant datatypes and properties. The third chapter was a little too dense for my first read (or maybe I was too dense for it). No matter, I read it and figured I would refer back later.
The next four chapters teach you how to integrate jUnit, run programs using Ant, package a JAR (or WAR, or EAR), and deploy it. Chapter 8 recaps everything from the first section with a reasonable sample project. Large enough to be real, small enough to understand.
Part 2 is titled Applying Ant and includes many interesting chapters. Each chapter is like an article about a particular application of Ant such as XDoclet, XML, EJBs, etc. These are great reads and work independently of one another, so you can skip around to what you are interested in.
Part 3 talks about Extending Ant by writing tasks, mappers, and filters. Here again, they avoid printing out the API by focusing on practical examples.
The appendices have good info as well. The installation section is nice and the XML primer might be helpful for a newbie. Appendix C gives a tour of a number of IDEs and their Ant integration.
Appendix D is a real gem. "The Elements of Ant Style" is a brief set of guidelines for the buildfile author. Not only does it provide recommendations, they even followed my favorite maxim from Strunk & White, "Omit needless words." The whole appendix is only 16 pages.
Great stuff; highly recommended.
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It is more about Ant than about what you can do with it...
23. Juli 2003
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Very good programmers are often terrible authors.. as you will find out from both this book and the manning book on Struts. Having been written by Ant contributors and "junkies" it tends to be more of an "ant treatise" than a tutorial on how to use
it in the most common and useful situations. So buy it if you want a long and wordy description of of ant and all its quirks,
but you want lots of clean, short, to-the-point, easy to follow
examples you might get disappointed here. Also, be aware that this book is 500 pages long, and if learning routine web and business programming can be boring, wading through 500 pages about how to compile package deploy and test that code is boring beyond belief!
it in the most common and useful situations. So buy it if you want a long and wordy description of of ant and all its quirks,
but you want lots of clean, short, to-the-point, easy to follow
examples you might get disappointed here. Also, be aware that this book is 500 pages long, and if learning routine web and business programming can be boring, wading through 500 pages about how to compile package deploy and test that code is boring beyond belief!
13 von 13 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
One of my top 5 Java books
3. Januar 2006
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Ant is a great tool that lets you pretty much automate any process- whether Java build-related or not. This book is then THE one-and-only book to buy - it serves as a tutorial AND a reference. The author's breadth of knowledge on Ant is amazing and the examples he presents are wonderful.
The key areas I found the book very helpful on were
1) JUnit integration & report creation (using XDoclet /JUnitReport)
2) Deployment-related activities
3) Breaking out commonly used Ant targets for reuse
But there is so much more - my edition has been well thumbed
and has many yellow post-it notes for quick lookup.
Based on what I've learned in this book I've been able to quickly and easily integrate the following components into my build process
1) Checkstyle (syntax checker)
2) PMD ("bad practice" checker)
3) JUnit & Clover (code coverage)
4) JDepend (Class interdependcy reporting)
5) Javadoc
6) An automated nightly build of the code and deployment to WebSphere
I can't say enough about this book - but I would be lost without it and thus am loathe to lend it. If you use Ant or WANT to use Ant then buy this book.
The key areas I found the book very helpful on were
1) JUnit integration & report creation (using XDoclet /JUnitReport)
2) Deployment-related activities
3) Breaking out commonly used Ant targets for reuse
But there is so much more - my edition has been well thumbed
and has many yellow post-it notes for quick lookup.
Based on what I've learned in this book I've been able to quickly and easily integrate the following components into my build process
1) Checkstyle (syntax checker)
2) PMD ("bad practice" checker)
3) JUnit & Clover (code coverage)
4) JDepend (Class interdependcy reporting)
5) Javadoc
6) An automated nightly build of the code and deployment to WebSphere
I can't say enough about this book - but I would be lost without it and thus am loathe to lend it. If you use Ant or WANT to use Ant then buy this book.
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