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Exsisitng Netbeans project to maven project

 
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I have several web netbeans projects and I would like to keep them without modifying (and arranging files/folders). In top of that i would like to add maven (for production building purposes). Is it possible to do it? If yes - how?




 
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Possible, yes. Without pain? Not so much--it's *really* best to do things the Maven way. The Maven docs and the internet probably have information about using an existing project's directory layout, but I can't recommend it--not worth the trouble. Depending on your current project layout it might not be that difficult to switch.
 
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