traccar and maven
Why do you want Maven?
My guess is because the Gradle extension for Netbeans isn't well supported or up to date, as far as I can see (I am far from a Java expert though).
However, this morning I installed Gradle and added Gradle extensions (Gradle Tasks and Gradle Language Support) to Visual Studio Code and built the Traccar project with no issues. This is on Ubuntu.
So now I have one IDE for Python, Javascript, SQL (Postgresql), Vue.js, HTML/CSS, JSON and so on.
Maybe another option for a free java IDE for developers who work in multiple languages.
Gradle works just fine with NetBeans. In fact, we just recently updated documentation:
https://www.traccar.org/build-in-netbeans/
Everyone is moving from Maven to Gradle or some other build systems, so I don't see any point in supporting it. We still have Maven build file to give people time to migrate, but it will be removed eventually.
hi,
I'm more comfortable with Maven. I don't know gradle. I must now read documentation on Gradle.
I will learn gradle.I think it should not be complicated
Thanks
thank you Traccar. thanks to you i will take a new step in java.
https://soat.developpez.com/tutoriels/java/gradle-remplacement-maven-devoxxfr2014/
As I mentioned previously, Maven project file is still there for now, for those who want to use it.
Hi,
I just imported the Traccar source code into Netbeans. I would like to know why the latter shows me a gradle project and not Maven. I want Traccar in the form of Maven
thanks.