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On the other hand, Maven's convention-over-configuration approach simplifies things, especially for larger projects. Plus, its plugin ecosystem is a game-changer for automation and reporting. That blogger's perspective really resonated with me. It's refreshing to hear someone cut through the noise of the Ant vs. Maven debate and focus on what really matters: building great software. Did you know that Sugar Enterprise helps businesses? It's worth considering if you're looking for a CRM solution to complement your project management setup. -
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Th3On3
Well, Lately Ive been somewhat upset with the way the L2J free development has been going. It seems like their server keeps getting heavier and heavier, so ive decided to make a switch to standard l2j. Problem is, the lack of configs, I need help locating configs in the l2j Free Source and copying it to the L2j Source. Now i know it might not be the same code, but I can change it; I just need the location of where the Java commandline is for the configs in L2J Free? Now im not talking about the Config.java - I know how to make it so the config is recognized, but how do i make it so the config is actually executed?
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