Apache Maven 3 Cookbook

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Index Symbols element 45 (ISV) Independent Software Vendors 62 (POWA) Plain Old Web Application 96 A Adobe Flash Builder 63 Adobe Flex about 156 reference link 156 Agile team collaboration 47 Android API JARS 127 Android application debugging 132-134 developing 128-132 testing 132, 134 working 132 Android artifacts 127 Android development environment Android SDK, downloading 126 Android SDK, installing 126 Android SDK, setting up 127, 128 prerequisites 126 setting up 126-128 Android platform 125 Android Software Development Kit (Android SDK) 126 download link 126 installing 126, 128 working 128 Apache Ant about 198 used, for creating Maven plugin 198-200 Apache Archiva 49 Apache Maven about 7 Agile team collaboration 47 centralized remote repositories, creating 48- 53 code coverage reports, generating 85-87 code quality reports, generating 87-90 continuous integration, performing with Hudson 54-56 distributed development 67, 68 documentation 73 Enterprise Java development 102-104 environment integration, implementing 64-66 extending 187 Flex development integration 156 Google development 125 Groovy development integration 153 Hibernate persistence, using 112-118 IDE integration 163, 164 Java development 95 Javadoc, generating 77-80 offline mode 69 overview 7, 8 project, creating 14, 15 reporting 73 Scala development integration 148 Seam Framework, using 119-123 setting up, on Linux 11, 12 setting up, on Mac 12, 13 setting up, on Windows 8-10 software engineering techniques 25 source code management, integrating 57-60 Spring Framework, using 106-109 structure 188 team integration 60-63 unit test reports, generating 81-84
Apache Maven Central Repository 48 Apache Maven installation verifying 13, 14 Apache Maven Multi-modular projects 28 Apache Maven PMD plugin 35 Apache Maven project build lifecycle 21 build profiles 22 compiling 17, 18 creating 14, 15 creating, with Eclipse 3.7 164-168 creating, with IntelliJ IDEA 10.5 179-183 creating, with NetBeans 7 172-176 importing, with Eclipse 3.7 168-172 importing, with IntelliJ IDEA 10.5 183-186 importing, with NetBeans 7 177-179 POM 19 testing 17, 18 working 15 Apache Tomcat 6 about 49 installing 49-51 archetype generate command 97 archetype:generate command 26, 129 Artifactory 49 Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) 110 automation testing about 40 implementing 40-42 working 43 B build automation about 26 setting up 26, 27 working 27, 28 build element 98 build lifecycle about 8, 21 clean lifecycle 21 default lifecycle 21 site lifecycle 21 build profiles about 22 command line trigger 22 C environment specific trigger 23 Maven settings trigger 23 C# 40 centralized remote repositories creating 48-53 working 54 centralized version control systems 58 Checkstyle 88 Child Projects 28 clean lifecycle about 21 phases 21 Cobertura 85 Cobertura Maven plugin about 85 goals 85 installing 85, 86 URL 85 working 87 code coverage reports generating 85-87 code quality reports generating 87-90 continuous integration about 54 implementing 55, 56 performing, with Hudson 54 working 57 D default lifecycle about 21 phases 21 dependency management about 31 implementing 31 working 32, 34 deployer method 44 deployment automation implementing 44 working 45 distributed development about 67 working 69 204
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Credits Author Srirangan Project Co
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About the Reviewer Carsten Ziegeler
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Table of Contents Preface 1 Chapter
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Chapter 4 org.apache.maven.plugins
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