How To Build a Scala 2.8/Java Application with Maven

March 25, 2010 By Heather Loney

1 minute read time

This mackaz.de blog post shows you how to build an application using Maven, with both Java and Scala source files. Your project will be set up so that the Java-classes can access Scala-classes and vice versa.

The project automatically uses the latest Scala 2.8-Snapshot until it’s released (Maven will look for the latest version of the Scala language each time you build it). We will setup the project to use cross-compiling, so the java-classes can access scala-classes and the other way around.

To read the full tutorial, click here.

Tags: Nexus Repo Reel, Sonatype Says, Everything Open Source, Scala, Maven, java

Written by Heather Loney

Heather is the Communications and Community Engagement Officer at the Upper Grand District School Board. Prior to her current position, Heather was the Senior Producer for Special Projects at Global News and a Copy Editor at Sonatype. Heather managed a team of digital journalists, covering national and international events, as well as consumer, tech and lifestyle news for GlobalNews.ca. Heather has significant experience in journalism, new media, digital storytelling, SEO and social media best practices, WordPress and other content management systems, photography and research.