Migrating to Maven 2 Demystified
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The document outlines a presentation on migrating to Maven 2. It will provide a brief overview of Maven 2 including the pom.xml file, multi-module builds with parent and child POMs, and the build, site, and clean lifecycles. The presentation will then demonstrate migrating the core Guice module to Maven and converting the build to be multi-module.
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