I have cloned the docdoku-plm from this repository https://github.com/docdoku/docdoku-plm/tree/dev
I build this project but i don't know what i have to deploy in my server , i checked in pom.xml and they have given packaging as pom
After i build the project no target file is created.
I want help how can i deploy this project in my wildfly 10 server.This is the structure of the project and after bulid there is no target file created
First of all when you build your project,one EAR file is generated in eplm module, you need to deploy that EAR file in wildfly.
After this follow this link https://github.com/docdoku/docdoku-plm/wiki/Installation-Guide for configuration according to your server.
In docdoku-plm if you are using eplm project and deploying in glassfish,by default it will take EclipseLink as JPA framework and in WIldfly it is Hibernate So you have to add dependency in pom.xml or change hibernate module to eclipselink.
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We have one Java/Spring Boot/React project hosted on GitLab. After initial development we decided to move to Azure DevOps. Project structure hosted on the GitLab and in local folder structure is simple:
-- Parent project (parent folder)
------- First Spring Boot Project (built with Maven, produces JAR1)
------- Second Spring Boot Project (built with Maven, uses JAR1 as dependency, produces JAR2)
------- React project (built with NPM, produces static pages)
I need to setup separate build process for React and for Spring 1 and 2 projects.
In Azure DevOps there is selector for build from specific branch but I don't see how can I set pipelines to build project from specific folder?
When you use Maven task to build your Spring Boot Project, you need to specify the path to your pom.xml file by changing the value of Maven POM file field. The file path value should be relative to the root of the repository, such as IdentityService/pom.xml or $(system.defaultWorkingDirectory)/IdentityService/pom.xml.
Here is the document about Maven task.
When you use npm task to build your React project, you can set the working folder that contains package.json. Please select the folder instead of the file when you set the working folder.
Here is the document about npm task.
In addition, you may also need to set path filters in Continuous integration (CI) triggers. Here is the document about CI Triggers.
You have path filter:
# specific path build
trigger:
branches:
include:
- master
- releases/*
paths:
include:
- docs/*
exclude:
- docs/README.md
Please check documentation here
Is anyone having idea on status of tomcat8 Maven Plugin. Is it ready for use or not ? I can locate the repository for it here but could not find this plugin on apache site. I tried using it with same configuration as that of tomcat7-maven-plugin but it does not start my application.
Go to following link
https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.apache.tomcat.maven/tomcat8-maven-plugin/3.0-r1756463
copy paste the dependency tag
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.tomcat.maven</groupId>
<artifactId>tomcat8-maven-plugin</artifactId>
<version>3.0-r1756463</version>
But still if your pom file shows can't locate repository
click on the download link in above url and download jar file and past it in <your-home-directory>/.m2/repository/org/apache/tomcat/maven/tomcat8-maven-plugin/3.0-r1756463
In your IDE update maven project
tomcat maven plugin is only available for tomcat7, you can try spring boot which has an embedded tomcat8, it also provides other containers, like jetty
I have built a basic angular 2 app. However I need to deploy it on Jboss or Tomcat as I need to use it along with my Java EE application.
Thanks for your help.
You would use a bundler such as angular-cli or webpack to create the production bundle which is then served by the HTTP server. The bundler creates all required file that go into the htdocs directory. Normally Angular apps are completely decoupled from your backend server so there shouldn't be any JBoss or Tomcat specifics.
The Angular team are going to increasingly focus on angular-cli as the premier bundling solution so it might be a good idea to start there.
If you are using angular-cli you can use ng build command. It creates all static files for deploy Angular2 app into the dist folder. You must copy and paste them in webresources folder of your Web Application (WAR). At the moment I am looking for how to deploy this files easier.
We are building single page application, using AngularJS and Spring Rest services along with spring boot. For front end build we are using grunt and for server site build maven. But we are not sure hove to build single WAR file which contains build out put from gunt and our java output.
Deployment server Tomcat.
Regards
Mahesh
You can give a try using maven-grunt plugin.
https://github.com/allegro/grunt-maven-plugin
I have the exact same setup. I am invoking grunt from maven.
From maven I invoke frontend-maven-plugin it actually downloads node binary and all node packages. And invokes grunt and bower. This essentially helps me build my project in any environment without installing node(even in Jekins server). Configure warSourceDirectory to read grunts output.
I want to convert a maven project to a web application project, which should contain web.xml. I am using eclipse juno 4.2 with m2e (maven integration for eclipse) plugin software.
Any reply would be appreciated.
Install m2e-wtp
In your pom.xml, change or add the war packaging
right-click on project > Maven > Update project
m2e-wtp will create the src/main/webapp folder and add the Dynamic Web project Facet¤
manually add a WEB-INF folder under src/main/webapp
right-click on project > Java EE Tools > Generate Deployment Descriptor stub
It will create a web.xml under src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/
¤ By default, the web facet is set to 2.5. You should update it, if needed, under project properties > Project Facets BEFORE generating the web.xml
I assume your current project is a maven project which produces jar. Please confirm.
I have not come across any utility which can convert a jar project to a war project.
You have following two options -
Simple open the pom.xml and change jar to war. Create folder webapp under src/main and create a web.xml
Create a new web app project via maven command line choosing webapp archetype or via eclipse choosing maven webapp achetype. Define dependency to your jar project.
If you can provide more information based on my suggestion then probably I can help.