mavenize | A tool which will attempt to mavenise ' any number | Object-Relational Mapping library
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kandi X-RAY | mavenize Summary
Core library which does the mavenizing process. As well as a library it also builds to a command line launchable JAR file.
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- Find the groupId from the source files
- Build the data table .
- Populates maven dependencies .
- Starts the FX Manager .
- Returns the longest substring between two strings
- Process project .
- Adds a project file to the result .
- Get the generator for a given project type .
- Override method to set the image .
- Returns the project type for the given name .
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QUESTION
Issue:
I am using Anypoint Studio Version: 6.6.5 Build Id: 202005271503, working on Mule 3.8.4. I work on Mavenized projects, and always see this warning message in Error console "There were problems disposing the mule classloader".
Read multiple blogs in stackoverflow and help.mulesoft, but none of the blogs explain how to actually fix this warning in Anypoint Studio. This doesn't cause any application issues but would like to really understand what's causing this issue.
Exception stack trace:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-19 at 18:20That seems to be a classloading problem related to the DataWeave editor. Try a fresh install of 6.6.5 and use a fresh workspace.
QUESTION
I am getting below error when I try to access a page in my application.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-24 at 08:34The problem is resolved as I downgraded my java version.
QUESTION
I have an issue with m2e plugin for cyclic dependent projects.
First of all, I know that circular dependencies are bad , maven also does not permit it, they should be avoided and etc. but our legacy projects were mavenized without project structure change (circular dependencies were continued).
Previously, adding each project to other projects build path and setting circular dependencies build path problem to warning was the workaround solution. That way, I could make changes in one project and see the effect in the other immediately.
Now that projects are mavenized, I want to achieve the same workspace environment by enabling m2e workspace resolution (by checking "Resolve dependencies from workspace projects" option).
In eclipse neon (Version: Neon.3 Release (4.6.3) Build id: 20170314-1500) with m2e version 1.7.0.20160603-1933 this is possible. Corresponding maven dependency is resolved from workspace project although there is cycle in build path.
However, in eclipse 2019-09 R (Version: 2019-09 R (4.13.0) Build id: 20190917-1200 with m2e version 1.13.0.20190716-1624) and later releases, build results in infinite loop. For two cyclic projects MY PROJECT A and MY PROJECT B with maven artifact ids MYPROJECTAARTIFACTID, MYPROJECTBARTIFACTID respectively, below is the m2e log for infinite build from 2019-09 R version (I could not gather logs from neon version).
To repeat, I know that maven itself does not allow cyclic project setup but in general eclipse does allow it even for projects with maven nature.
How can I achieve the same in latest eclipse releases?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-26 at 09:05Eclipse allows the compilation of multiple projects with circular dependencies. But here, resolving the Maven dependencies leads to the infinite loop, which is a different thing. To resolve and download the dependencies, Eclipse uses the embedded Maven, that is shipped with the Eclipse IDE.
Since Maven does not allow cyclic dependencies, you can't build this from command line either. In Eclipse, it would work without the invalid Maven dependencies to the other project in the pom.xml
files, by adding the other project in the Java Build Path manually and allowing circular dependencies for the Java Compiler. But these manually settings will be overwritten on Maven > Update Project....
If you want to use Maven to build your projects, you have two options:
- Put everything into a single Maven project, maybe with multiple source folders. You can split the built JAR into several JARs in a post-processing step. This has the same disadvantage as with multiple circular interdependent projects: stuff may be missing at runtime if not the entire code with all dependencies is on the classpath.
- Eliminate the cycles. Based on my experience, this is what I would recommend, since the time invested (probably weeks) pays off in the long run (and it's more fun to have modularized code than spaghetti code).
QUESTION
I know this can sound very noobish and I apologize for that.
My question is simple :
I developed a project locally, it contains many external dependencies that are referred to in the pom.xml file.
When I deploy on the remote server using mvn deploy, only the application jar is deployed, but not its dependencies.
So I end-up with java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError when I try to execute my program on the remote server.
What do I need to do to make this work in a proper way ?
EDIT : I would rather avoid ending up with a massive sumo jar with all dependences in it. I would prefer to export the dependencies separately to the remote server (if that makes sense)
EDIT 2: Is there a way to "Mavenize" the remote server and execute Maven Dependency lookup directly from there ? And only deploy my "real" jar when I update the code ?
I will have a look at the maven-dependency-plugin with the dependency:copy-dependencies mojo. Looks interesting.
Below my pom.xml : jar-with-dependencies did not work (I must have missed something)
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-05 at 19:44You can achieve this using the maven-assembly-plugin
and configuring it to use the jar-with-dependencies
descriptor.
You can find examples and more details of this here
EDIT: Make sure to define an execution goal for your plugin and invoke such goal correctly; either by:
- Specifying the fully-qualified goal
mvn groupId:artifactId:version:goal
(you can check how to shorten this reference here)
OR
- Attaching the goal to the desired maven phase (such as
package
). In your particular case:
QUESTION
I am trying to mavenize an existing project.
I was able to build the EAR file(since i have to deploy in Websphere), When I try to deploy, using admin console - Able to install successfully , But application is not working, After investigating, I found the class files
size is very less compare to the reference EAR file(old existing EAR file)
Steps I followed to build the EAR file
- M2E plugin installed
- Configure to Maven
- Add ALL the jar files from
lib
folder like below(I read in SO, this is not the recommended way, but to complete the project, I have to do this)
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-11 at 11:03The above does not tell Maven to package the EAR file with the lib
directory dependency. It actually tells it to create local dependency on an existing JAR that is provided only at compile time. Thus, when you export the EAR, it does not include any of the JARs because it assumes that they are provided at runtime.
You should use the maven-ear-plugin which package an EAR file instead. You can find the full documentation here.
QUESTION
I am trying to build an EAR file - Which can be deployed in IBM websphere server. This is an existing struts appliation, i am trying to mavenize it. This project contains two folders
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-08 at 10:24Your module should have ear
.
In the dependencies for this ear module ( Use a new module to build the ear ) include your war module as below.
QUESTION
I'm using fabric8 maven plugin in order to deploy my spring boot services on kubernetes.
Nevertheless, I'd like to deploy other kind of services, like postgresql, hashicorp vault, so on so forth.
So I've my configmap.yaml
, deploymentconfig.yaml
, service.yaml
and route.yaml
in order to deploy hashicorp vault, so they are not maven projects.
I think that's not mandatory to mavenize this kind of "projects" in order to be able to deploy them on kubernetes or openshift.
Is there any way to use fabric8 as cli or another idea in order to avoud to mavenize this kind of projects?
I expect I've explained so well.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-21 at 16:07As @Vishal Biyani says, the best choice for deploying instances of third-party applications is probably helm. There are public charts available with installation instructions for postresql and vault and many others at https://hub.kubeapps.com/ (as well as other charts out there in other repos which aren't listed in kubeapps).
Alternatively you can check for examples or instructions for each individual tool that you want to install.
QUESTION
We have a CICD process in place with defined set of TCs executed always for gating process. Sometimes its not needed to run all tests, instead we would like to trigger only set of TCs based on change made by developers. Our tests are cucumber based User Stories and hence we can control the test run by Tags. My idea is to parameterize cucumber.options from teamcity's maven command line parameters field and let Dev/support people define the tag as needed.
If i mention command line parameter as
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-29 at 07:12This seems to be more related to JVM (to run Maven) and -D than TeamCity. The correct way to pass the parameter would be "-Dcucumber.options=--tags %env.test.scope%" as it should get as a single parameter to JVM and then be parsed to "cucumber.options" parameter with "--tags %env.test.scope%" value.
QUESTION
I have a simple Mavenized Java Project with the expected directory structure an no "business" classes yet:
The pom.xml
is rather mundane. It declares dependencies on JUnit4 and JUnit5, and the "surefire" plugin (enclosing project
noise elided):
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-31 at 14:18maven-surefire-plugin
2.21.0 is not compatible with version 1.1.0 of the junit-platform-surefire-provider
.
Either rollback maven-surefire-plugin
to 2.19.1 or update junit-platform-surefire-provider
to 1.2.0-SNAPSHOT (or the 1.2.0 release if it's out).
The pom.xml
to use if using the SNAPSHOT, with the Sonatype plugin repository configured:
QUESTION
I had mavenize my project, trying to find the right way to handle DEV, Pre-Production and Production properties. I created a property named mule.env, and added context property like
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-27 at 19:09This is obvious since in your mule-app.properties
contains:
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You can use mavenize like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the mavenize component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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