Play framework 2.0 is a full-stack standalone framework for creating web applications. Probably, many people need to integrate it into their build management, nevertheless. Unfortunately, I did not find much information about his.

Here is my use case: I want to create a new project, which uses Scala and Play 2.0. I do NOT want to use sbt. I want to use Gradle, and dependency management should be done via Maven repositories.

I have only found this play module: <http://www.playframework.org/modules/maven-1.0/home> which supports dependency management via Maven. 

I am looking for something like these examples in Grails:
<https://github.com/grails/grails-gradle-plugin> or <http://grails.org/doc/latest/guide/commandLine.html#4.5%20Ant%20and%20Maven>

Of course, I could write scripts / tasks which call "play console commands". Though, I do not like this solution. Is there a better way to use Gradle / Maven for build management? 
If this is the only solution, then I would use Gradle, which then calls Play commands (i.e. sbt internally), right? Does this even work, or will there emerge other problems?