List/Grid Tag Archives: Apache Maven
Maven Web Project Kickstarter Codebase with Spring, Hibernate, Akka, Twitter Bootstrap, Apache Tiles and jQuery
I am happy to upload my second project to GitHub to help people get started with Java Web App Development as quickly as possible. I am sharing this code with Apache License 2.0. Here ...
Schema Creation Script With Hibernate 4, JPA And Maven
The scenario is trivial – you want to generate a database schema creation script while building your application (and then execute the script on the target database) This was relatively ...
JUnit, Logback, Maven with Spring 3
In this series we have already learnt to set up a basic Spring MVC application and learnt how to handle forms in Spring MVC. Now it is time to ...
Integration tests with Maven 3, Failsafe and Cargo plugin
Unit testing is available in Maven out of the box. Because of that very often its used for integration tests as well. Major disadvantage of this is that integration tests can take ...
Categorize tests to reduce build time
Before we progress with the main content of the article, let’s get a few definitions out of the way. Unit tests Unit tests are tests that are small (tests ...
Hacking Maven
We don’t use M2Eclipse to integrate Maven and Eclipse, partly because we had some bad experiences a couple of years ago when we were still using Eclipse 3.4 and partly because ...
Maven best practices
Although Maven offers a “convention over configuration” solution, there is still more then enough configuration necessary to cause some serious headache. In this post I will share ...
A Birds’s Eye View of Maven
One of the things that we do on a daily basis is use Maven to build our projects by issuing build commands such as mvn install. Maven then looks at our project’s configuration file, ...
Using Tomcat JDBC Connection Pool in Standalone Java Application
This is a guest article from our W4G partner Clarence Ho author of Pro Spring 3 from APress. You may find a discount coupon code for the book at the end of the article, only for the ...
TeamCity artifacts: HTTP, Ant, Gradle and Maven
In how many ways can you retrieve TeamCity artifacts? I say plenty to choose from! If you’re in a world of Java build tools then you can use plain HTTP request, Ant + Ivy, Gradle ...
