Learning Apache Maven 3
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Get to grips with the basics and concepts of building a real world Java Application with Apache Maven.Learn to craft websites that provide an optimal viewing experience on any device using HTML5. We will walk you through Responsive Web Design from digital mock-ups to finished products.Learning Apache Maven 3 will take you through a detailed guide on building a real world Java application, covering core concepts and terminologies along the way. This video course is your answer to almost all your needs for building high-quality Java applications with well-explained code and a number of illustrations to make your learning easier and faster.Learning Apache Maven 3 starts by building a “hello world” Java application and then leads you to build multi-module projects containing an MVC web application, a web service, and a web service client module using Enterprise Java Frameworks.You will start the video course by setting up a development environment to work with Apache Maven You will then create simple Java applications, and next move on to more complex Java applications with Apache Maven as the build tool.About the AuthorKapila Bogahapitiya has around 6 years of experience in Java/JAVA EE application design and development. After graduating from the University of Moratuwa in Sri Lanka with a BSc in Computer Science and Engineering, he started his career in Exilesoft Pvt Ltd. in Sri Lanka as a software engineer. He worked on multiple projects involving a wide variety of technologies—JAVA EE, mobile applications (iPhone/iPad), and PHP.He then moved to Gemalto Pvt Ltd., Singapore, as a system integration engineer, where he was involved in Singapore's first NFC-based mobile payment application including the design, development, and deployment of it. Kapila also worked on multiple optimization projects relating to the back office’s high volume transaction systems.
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Install, set up, and configure Apache Maven for your development environment
Understand the Maven Build Lifecycle
Learn about the Maven Dependency Management mechanism
Explore test-driven development with Maven
Integrate Spring and Hibernate frameworks into your Java Web applications
Discover Maven project aggregation and Maven Project Object Model Inheritance
Understand how multi-module project builds work
Learn to build Java Web service applications with JAX-WS
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- Mac
- Operating System
- Install
- Application Development
- Web
- Design
- Mac-OS
- Mac OS
- Installation
- Apache
- Linux
- Windows
- Java
Course programme
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Windows operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Download Apache Maven from Maven download website.
- Extract the downloaded Maven binary distribution to a location of your choice.
- Add the M2_HOME environment variable and PATH environment variable.
- Verify your Maven installation. Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Windows operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Mac OS X operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Install Apache Maven using command line with the apt-get command.
- You don't have to perform extraction and environment variable update. Ubuntu will do it for you.
- Verify your Maven installation.
- Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Mac OS X operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Linux operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Download Apache Maven from the Maven download website.
- Extract the downloaded Maven binary distribution to a location of your choice.
- Add the M2_HOME environment variable and the PATH environment variable.
- Verify your Maven installation. Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Linux operating system.
- Install Eclipse IDE on your operating system
- Integrate the m2eclipse plugin into your Eclipse IDE
- Update the maven settings on your Eclipse IDE
- Now you are ready to start using Apache Maven for application development with Eclipse IDE
- Install NetBeans IDE on your operating system
- Use the NetBeans pre-included maven plugin
- Update the maven settings on your NetBeans IDE
- Now you are ready to start using Apache Maven for application development with NetBeans IDE
- Install IntelliJ IDEA on your operating system
- Use IntelliJ IDEA pre-included maven plugin
- Update the maven settings on your IntelliJ IDEA IDE
- Now you are ready to start using Apache Maven for application development with IntelliJ IDEA
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Windows operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Download Apache Maven from Maven download website.
- Extract the downloaded Maven binary distribution to a location of your choice.
- Add the M2_HOME environment variable and PATH environment variable.
- Verify your Maven installation. Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Windows operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Mac OS X operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Install Apache Maven using command line with the apt-get command.
- You don't have to perform extraction and environment variable update. Ubuntu will do it for you.
- Verify your Maven installation.
- Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Mac OS X operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Linux operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Download Apache Maven from the Maven download website.
- Extract the downloaded Maven binary distribution to a location of your choice.
- Add the M2_HOME environment variable and the PATH environment variable.
- Verify your Maven installation. Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Linux operating system.
- Install Eclipse IDE on your operating system
- Integrate the m2eclipse plugin into your Eclipse IDE
- Update the maven settings on your Eclipse IDE
- Now you are ready to start using Apache Maven for application development with Eclipse IDE
- Install NetBeans IDE on your operating system
- Use the NetBeans pre-included maven plugin
- Update the maven settings on your NetBeans IDE
- Now you are ready to start using Apache Maven for application development with NetBeans IDE
- Install IntelliJ IDEA on your operating system
- Use IntelliJ IDEA pre-included maven plugin
- Update the maven settings on your IntelliJ IDEA IDE
- Now you are ready to start using Apache Maven for application development with IntelliJ IDEA
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Windows operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Download Apache Maven from Maven download website.
- Extract the downloaded Maven binary distribution to a location of your choice.
- Add the M2_HOME environment variable and PATH environment variable.
- Verify your Maven installation. Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Windows operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Windows operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Download Apache Maven from Maven download website.
- Extract the downloaded Maven binary distribution to a location of your choice.
- Add the M2_HOME environment variable and PATH environment variable.
- Verify your Maven installation. Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Windows operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Windows operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Download Apache Maven from Maven download website.
- Extract the downloaded Maven binary distribution to a location of your choice.
- Add the M2_HOME environment variable and PATH environment variable.
- Verify your Maven installation. Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Windows operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Windows operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Download Apache Maven from Maven download website.
- Extract the downloaded Maven binary distribution to a location of your choice.
- Add the M2_HOME environment variable and PATH environment variable.
- Verify your Maven installation. Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Windows operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Windows operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Download Apache Maven from Maven download website.
- Extract the downloaded Maven binary distribution to a location of your choice.
- Add the M2_HOME environment variable and PATH environment variable.
- Verify your Maven installation. Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Windows operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Windows operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Download Apache Maven from Maven download website.
- Extract the downloaded Maven binary distribution to a location of your choice.
- Add the M2_HOME environment variable and PATH environment variable.
- Verify your Maven installation. Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Windows operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Mac OS X operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Install Apache Maven using command line with the apt-get command.
- You don't have to perform extraction and environment variable update. Ubuntu will do it for you.
- Verify your Maven installation.
- Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Mac OS X operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Mac OS X operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Install Apache Maven using command line with the apt-get command.
- You don't have to perform extraction and environment variable update. Ubuntu will do it for you.
- Verify your Maven installation.
- Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Mac OS X operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Mac OS X operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Install Apache Maven using command line with the apt-get command.
- You don't have to perform extraction and environment variable update. Ubuntu will do it for you.
- Verify your Maven installation.
- Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Mac OS X operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Mac OS X operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Install Apache Maven using command line with the apt-get command.
- You don't have to perform extraction and environment variable update. Ubuntu will do it for you.
- Verify your Maven installation.
- Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Mac OS X operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Mac OS X operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Install Apache Maven using command line with the apt-get command.
- You don't have to perform extraction and environment variable update. Ubuntu will do it for you.
- Verify your Maven installation.
- Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Mac OS X operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Mac OS X operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Install Apache Maven using command line with the apt-get command.
- You don't have to perform extraction and environment variable update. Ubuntu will do it for you.
- Verify your Maven installation.
- Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Mac OS X operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Linux operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Download Apache Maven from the Maven download website.
- Extract the downloaded Maven binary distribution to a location of your choice.
- Add the M2_HOME environment variable and the PATH environment variable.
- Verify your Maven installation. Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Linux operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Linux operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Download Apache Maven from the Maven download website.
- Extract the downloaded Maven binary distribution to a location of your choice.
- Add the M2_HOME environment variable and the PATH environment variable.
- Verify your Maven installation. Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Linux operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Linux operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Download Apache Maven from the Maven download website.
- Extract the downloaded Maven binary distribution to a location of your choice.
- Add the M2_HOME environment variable and the PATH environment variable.
- Verify your Maven installation. Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Linux operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Linux operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Download Apache Maven from the Maven download website.
- Extract the downloaded Maven binary distribution to a location of your choice.
- Add the M2_HOME environment variable and the PATH environment variable.
- Verify your Maven installation. Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Linux operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Linux operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Download Apache Maven from the Maven download website.
- Extract the downloaded Maven binary distribution to a location of your choice.
- Add the M2_HOME environment variable and the PATH environment variable.
- Verify your Maven installation. Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Linux operating system.
- Verify whether Java SDK is installed on your Linux operating system. If not, install Java SDK before you start installing Maven.
- Download Apache Maven from the Maven download website.
- Extract the downloaded Maven binary distribution to a location of your choice.
- Add the M2_HOME environment variable and the PATH environment variable.
- Verify your Maven installation. Now you have successfully set up Apache Maven on your Linux operating system NetBeans IDE?
- Install NetBeans IDE on your operating system
- Use the NetBeans pre-included maven plugin
- Update the maven settings on your NetBeans IDE
- Now you are ready to start using Apache Maven for application development with NetBeans IDE
- Install NetBeans IDE on your operating system
- Use the NetBeans pre-included maven...
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Learning Apache Maven 3