Apache Maven dependency management : manage your Java and JEE project dependencies with ease with this hands-on guide to Maven /: manage your Java and JEE project dependencies with ease with this hands-on guide to Maven. (2013)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Jonathan Lalou.
• Other Names: Lalou, Jonathan
• Contents: Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewer; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Basic Dependency Management; Nomenclature; Reminders on Maven origins; Dependency; Long and short designations; Long designation; Short designation; Visualizing dependencies; Transitive dependencies; Concept of transitivity; Resolution; Exclusions; Optional dependencies; Parents/modules; Parent POM; Modules; Version ranges; Summary; Chapter 2: Dependency Mechanism and Scopes; Scopes; Nomenclature of scope; Compile; Provided; Runtime; Test; System; Import. Scope overlay rules (via transitive dependencies)The dependencyManagement tag; First case study; Second case study; The import scope; Modules and submodules (advanced); Maven Reactor; Reactor sorting; Reactor options and Reactor plugin for Maven 2; Management of dependencies in folders; The dependencies in their folders; Nonarchive files:; Summary; Chapter 3: Dependency Designation (advanced); The type tag; The classic cases; Creating a new packaging/type; Case study; The first step -- Maven plugin; The second step -- call the plugin; Classifier; The dependency plugin; The analyze goal. ClasspathOther goals of dependency; Other miscellaneous plugins; The Enforce plugin; The dependency convergence; Banned dependencies; Other rules; Tattletale; Dependencies; Reports; Archives; Dependency, enforce, and tattletale -- conclusion; Dynamic POMs and dependencies; Effective POM and settings; Dynamic POM; Study case; A quick and dirty solution; A clean solution; With properties in command lines; Profiles and settings; Dynamic POMs -- conclusion; Summary; Chapter 4: Migration of Dependencies to Apache Maven; Case study; Setting the folders; Introduce Maven with standard libraries. Available POMUnavailable POM; Disclosing information from Manifest. MF; Online tools; Checksums; Next steps; Non-Maven standard libraries; State; Quick and (very) dirty; (A bit) slower and (far) cleaner; Summary; Chapter 5: Tools Within Your IDE; Case study; IntelliJ IDEA; XML with XSD completion; Module Dependency Graph; Dependency addition; Dependency addition from Java code; Dependency search and generation within a POM; Conclusion on IntelliJ IDEA; Eclipse; Dependency view; Dependency Hierarchy view; Effective POM view; Maven Repository view; Conclusion on Eclipse; NetBeans; Overview. Dependency additionSummary; Chapter 6: Release and Distribute; Best practices before release; Fixing conflicts with tier-parties; Releasing the source code; Maven Release plugin; Delivering artifacts and distributions; Artifacts; Release distribution; Simple case; Complex case; Distribution management; Summary; Appendix: Useful Public Repositories; Maven Central; iBiblio; JavaNet; JBoss; CodeHaus; Apache; OSS Sonatype; Index.
• Publisher Details: Birmingham : Packt Publishing
• Publication Date: 2013
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 005.7; COMPUTERS -- Programming -- Open Source; Project management -- Computer programs; Project management -- Computer programs; COMPUTERS -- Web -- Browsers; Project management -- Computer programs; Project management / Computer programs; Electronic books
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781461949275; 1461949270; 1306065224; 9781306065221; 1783283017; 9781783283019; 9781783283026; 1783283025
• Related ISBNs: 9781783283019
• Notes: Note: Print version record.
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