J2mepolish as a build framework is great! I have been using parts of it since before it was in beta.
J2mepolish provides different licenses
depending on how you use the product now while this can be looked on in
a bad light but I quite like the fact that it is open-source as well as
long as you your self release the code under the same license should
you wish to release under a different license there are other payed
options available.
The build framework is licensed under GPL no matter how you use it.
I have found that the build proccess can be pretty slow and time
consuming I have also found that with out obsfication it by default
includes ALL classes in the framework include the GUI/Utils. While you
don’t make use of them you aren’t violating the license it does increase
the application size. There are a few tweeks that one can make to their
own personal setup to improve this.
Firstly tmpfs and
mounting your /build and /dist directory into memory (For debugging only
I wouldn’t mount a full build) You would have to replace the standard
build clean target since the standard user shouldn’t have permissions to delete/create tmpfs
Standard:
<delete dir=\"dist\" />
Changed
<delete includeemptydirs=\"true\">
<fileset dir=\"dist\" includes=\"**/*\" defaultexcludes=\"false\"/>
</delete>
Secondly the since the build proccess includes all the J2mepolish source files by default you should be able to just set polish.client.source to a empty directory but it contains a reference Locale
which also contains references to other files(Which are not 100% needed
unless you actually use the Utilities provided by J2mepolish)
So a simple fix is create a folder structure with /path/to/directory/de/enough/polish/util/Local.java and place this Local.java in there.
In the build file or one of the config files set
polish.client.source=/path/to/directory
and you should be all set. I noticed huge build time improvements but I don’t currently make sure of the GUI/Utils.
Hope this helps make you more productive. If you have any other tweaks I would love to hear them.