There are a few simple steps to get nice graphic presentations of FindBugs results using Maven. First, to enable FindBugs reporting in Maven, just add report section to your pom files, something like example below, but of course, you can do your own configuration.
Some of you may remember the article, by Bruce Tate, Don't Make Me Eat the Elephant Again. It was an article about EJB, and Bruce was begging Sun not to…
Problem When working on www.beertoplist.com I ran into a Maven problem, that is fairly common: Having a project that should be configured differently for different environments. That is for instance…
As some of you might have read in my earlier post, I'm using load-time weaving in the project that I'm working on. Lately I've run in to some problems with…
If you use Git locally against a Subversion repository you might run into problems if your project is set up to generate automatic build numbers through the buildnumber-maven-plugin, since the plugin might be setup to get the build numbers from Subversion. Through some use of additional profiles you can work around this.
Onejar-maven-plugin collects your application including dependencies, into one executable jar. It's both easy and works well! (UPDATED for version 1.3.0. See below.) It lets all your dependency jars stay jars, and your code is in its own jar. All of those jars are put in a bigger jar, which is made executable.
pom.xml's <plugins> tag to make it work:[...]
Liferay is the leading Open Source enterprise portal platform in the Java market. It's certainly an impressive piece of software. I've been following it for some time now and the…
You don't need to install Tomcat, JBoss or any other web server in order to run a Java web application (.war file)! If your project is configured with a Maven…