In the tutorial, we show you how to install Maven in Ubuntu Server.
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How to Install Maven on Windows
In the tutorial, we show how to install Maven on Windows.
Environment:
– Windows 10
– Java 10
– Lastest Maven 3.5.4
Related posts:
– Maven Introduction – Part 1
– Maven Introduction – Part 2: Maven Repositories and Plugins
– Part 3: Maven Dependency Mechanism
– Maven Introduction – Part 4: Maven Build LifeCycle
– Unit Test – Maven skip test with SpringBoot
Unit Test – Maven skip test with SpringBoot
In the tutorial, JavaSampleApproach will show you how to work with Maven skip test and SpringBoot.
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– @DataJPATest with Spring Boot
– Spring Boot Unit Test for Spring MVC Controller
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Maven Introduction – Part 4: Maven Build LifeCycle
Maven build lifeCycle is the central concept of Maven. The sequence of phases which define the order of building and distributing artifact/project is defined with a build lifeCycle.
There are three standard lifeCycles: default, clean and site.
– default handles project deployment.
– clean handles project cleaning.
– site handles the creation of project’s site documentation.
This tutorial will introduce these Maven build lifeCycles, relation between concepts of phases and plugin goals.
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Maven Introduction – Part 3: Maven Dependency Mechanism
Dependency Management is a key feature of Maven. Maven Dependencies are identified by individual artifacts such as libraries or modules. It is not too difficult to manage dependencies for just a single project but, with multi-module projects, there are many things unclear.
This tutorial introduces the Maven Dependency Mechanism by which Maven helps us control them.
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