java - Steps to "Mavenize" a Eclipse or NetBeans project with the help of Subversion? -


The process of creating eclipse and netbeans projects usually works manually, if all files are under modification control

So I'm thinking of writing an ant script which uses svn commands to rearrange the files in the copy of the work according to standard Maven directory layouts. This will retain all the file revision history. If all files are moved to the right places, the new directory structure will be committed simultaneously. (Rather than implementing many small steps in the repository).

Do you know the resources that can help me find the right 'migration' strategy for standard eclipse or netbusiness projects (including web projects)?

For example, an overview of Eclipse and Netbeans directory structures will be helpful for standard Java and Web / EJB projects.

I wrote a tool that you should get some path. This is called 'amnow', it will scan any existing project and will generate a customized version of any 'src' directory that finds it. This will create directory structure and leave Java files under 'Java' and under some 'resources'. I've used it a fair bit and it's a good time to save. Find it here:


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