Transcript MavenAndStackStarter

Maven and Stack Starter
Michael Youngstrom
Notes
• This is a training NOT a presentation
• Please ask questions
• Prerequisites
– Introduction to Java Stack
– Intermediate Maven
– Basic Java and XML skillz
Overview
Understand Maven configuration in “Stack Project”
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Review Intermediate Maven
Useful Maven Plugins
Stack Master
Review Stack Starter
Stack Starter Template
– Template Modules
Review
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Maven Plugin Execution
Maven Plugin Configuration
Maven Properties
Maven Plugin Configuration with Properties
Maven Profiles
Useful Maven Plugins
• Maven has numerous plugins
– Apache Maven Community:
• http://maven.apache.org/plugins
– Codehaus Community:
• http://mojo.codehaus.org/plugins.html
– LDSTech (Java Stack) Plugins:
• http://code.lds.org/maven-sites/stack/
– Not finding what you need? Try searching:
• {some product} maven plugin
Useful 1st Party Plugins (Build)
• Java Compiler Plugin
– Actually compiles Java code and tests
• Resources Plugin
– Processes resources and test-resources
• AntRun Plugin
– Executes an embedded Ant script
– Useful for quickly hacking a Plugin
• RequireJS Example
• Shade Plugin
– Generates an Uber-JAR of current project and
dependencies
Useful 1st Party Plugins (Packaging)
• Jar Plugin
– Creates a jar file
– Specify MANIFEST.MF values
• War Plugin
– Packages a web application in to a .war file
– Can Merge .war files
– Filter web resources
• Ear Plugin
– Packages artifacts into an .ear file
– Automatically generates application.xml
Useful 1st Party Plugins (Testing)
• Surefire is for Unit Testing
– Executes in the “test” phase
– Test results are processed after executed
– Test file pattern:
• **/*Test.java
• **/Test*.java
• **/*TestCase.java
• Failsafe is for Integration Testing
– Tests execute in the “integration-test” phase
– Test results are processed in the “verify” phase
– Test file pattern:
• **/IT*.java
• **/*IT.java
• **/*ITCase.java
• Only supports TestNG or Junit 4 (not both) in same module
Useful 1st Party Plugins (Documentation)
• Javadoc Plugin
– Builds and packages project Javadocs
• Source Plugin
– Builds and packages source code of project
• Plugin Plugin
– Builds Maven Plugins
– Builds Reference Documentation
• Site Plugin
– Builds Reference site for project
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Javadocs
Browsable Sources (jxr)
Test Results
Maven Docs
Useful 3rd Party Plugins (Build)
• GWT Plugin
– Compiles a GWT application
– Runs GWTTestCases
• JSPC Plugin
– Compiles .jsp files
– Useful for finding syntax errors
Useful 3rd Party Plugins (Misc)
• Wagon Plugin
– Uploads and Downloads file
• Exec Plugin
– Execute a native or Java application
• Webstart Plugin
– Numerous WebStart oriented utilities
• Signing
• Jnlp file Generation
• TagLib Plugin
– Generates JSP Taglib Documentation
LDSTech Plugins (Deploy)
• Tomcat Plugin
– Packages a Tomcat “Deployable”
– Configure and deploy “Vanilla” Tomcat
• T-Cat Plugin
– Deploys to a T-Cat managed instance
• Websphere Plugin
– Packages a Webphere “Deployable”
– Deploys to Websphere instance using Middleware deploy
scripts
• WAM Plugin
– Wraps execution of WAM Emulator
– Can deploy to remote server
– Can execute wam-config packaged in a jar dependency
LDSTech Plugins (Misc)
• DB Migrator Plugin
– Helps a team manage DB Schema changes
– Packages migrations for future execution
– Execute migrations as part of a build
• Pseudo i18n Plugin
– Generates pseudo translations of properties files
Lab 1: Useful Plugins
https://tech.lds.org/wiki/Maven_and_Stack_Starte
r#Lab_1_Useful_Plugins
Stack Master
• Organizational Parent POM
– The definition of a “Stack Application”
• Configuration Extensions
• Manages Dependencies
– Doesn’t include only manages
• Manages Plugins
– Doesn’t execute only manages
• Extends stack-thirdparty
– Implementation Detail
Configuration Extensions
• Support for Binary Resources
– /src/main/binary
– /src/test/binary
• Resource directory for I18n
– /src/main/bundles
• Encoding
– UTF-8 Everywhere we can
Dependencies
• Uses Dependency Management
– Allows libraries to be upgraded with a “Stack Upgrade”
• Includes all Stack and major thirdparty libraries
– Tested and verified to work correctly together
• Provides appropriate exclusions
– Java 6
– Fixing thirdparty “optional” dependencies
• All dependencies have version property
– Allows upgrade or downgrade without redefinition
<properties>
<springVersion>3.0.5.RELEASE</springVersion>
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Discovering Managed Dependencies
• Use Tools
– CTRL+click on stack-master
– Effective POM
• View Dependency Management Report
– http://code.lds.org/mavensites/stack/modules/master/{Version}/dependency-management.html
• View file in local repository
• Many more
Plugins
• Specify version of many plugins
– Including Dependencies
• Allow us to upgrade plugins with Stack Releases
• Some Default configuration and executions
• All plugins have a version property
Default Plugin Configuration
• Compiler & JSPC plugin set to Java 6
• Add default meta data to MANIFEST.MF
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Project Maven Information
Build-Revision
Build-Url
Build-Date
Stack-Version
• FailSafe Plugin
– Ignore Test failures by default (independent of Surefire)
– Created “itGroups” property (independent of Surefire)
Lab 2: Stack Master
https://tech.lds.org/wiki/Maven_and_Stack_Starte
r#Lab_2_Stack_Master
Stack Starter Review
• Stack Starter is a templating application
• Produces a preconfigured project:
– Fully functional
– Uses supported tools
– Can provides a simple demo
• The generated application is yours to evolve
• “Stack” upgrades simply update tool versions not
configuration
Modules in Stack Starter
• Multi Module project
– parent
– web
– ear (Websphere)
– deploy
– wam
– qa
– db
– api
Parent Module
• Holds most build configuration
– Easier to see configuration in one place
• Defines Maven repositories (internal or external)
• Prefer using plugin expression configuration
– Easier to create profiles
– Supports configuration using command line
• The deploy* properties unify deployment config
– App Server
– WAM
– Embedded
Stack Starter Profiles
• Stack Starter uses profiles to represent “usage
scenarios”
– Deployment Mode (local, embedded, remote)
– App Server Config
– Test Execusion Config
– DB Migration Config
– Wam Config
• Dev is the default scenario
• Continuous focuses on continuous build config
Web Module
• The heart and soul of a “stack application”
• Produces project .war file
– Uses maven-war-plugin for .war packaging
• Runs Unit and Integration Tests as part of build
– Supports Spring integration testing framework
– Only support Junit 3.x and TestNG (No Junit 4)
Deploy Module
• Owns application server configuration
• Produces .zip artifact combining config and war(s) or an ear
• Tomcat Deploy
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Uses packaging “tomcat-deployable”
Uses stack-tomcat-maven-plugin
Requires 1-* war dependencies
Configuration in /src/main/resources
• Websphere Deploy
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Uses packaging “was-deployable”
Uses stack-was-maven-plugin
Requires an ear dependency
Configuration in /src/main/resources
• Will execute a deployment if enabled
Wam Module
• Manages WAM Emulator
• Uses stack-wam-maven-plugin
– Allows Wam configuration to change based on profile
– Simplified launching
– Config is in /src/main/resources
– Will remote deploy wam emulator if enabled
• Produces jar artifact for wam config reuse
– See QA Module
QA Module
• Enables black box in container testing
• Executes tests against a running container:
– Selenium based UI Tests
– Spring based Web Service Tests
– Etc
• Produces jar containing tests
– Stay Tuned!
• Supports Embedded Deployment
Stack Starter Deployment
• Typically Deployment is out of process
– Sometimes requires pre installed Server (Websphere)
• Embedded Deployment is in process
– Servers are bound to Maven build process
– Allows setup and teardown of Servers as part of module
build
• QA module supports Embedded Deployment for
Tomcat
– Tomcat and Wam launched in pre-integration-test
– Tomcat and Wam terminated in post-integration-test
• Enabled by default in “dev” profile
DB Module
• Manages DB Migration Tool
• Uses stack-db-maven-plugin:
– packaging type “stack-db-migrator”
• Produces .zip artifact
– Capable of executing DB Migrations without Maven
• Will execute db migration in pre-integration-test
phase
– Enabled by default
API Module
• Created when using Web Service template
• We’ll cover api more when doing Web Service
training
Demo
Stack Starter Maven Config Tour
Lab 3: Maven Profiles
https://tech.lds.org/wiki/Maven_and_Stack_Starte
r#Lab_3_Stack_Starter
Summary
• Maven has a number of useful plugins
• Use of Stack Master is the definition of a “Stack
Application”
• Stack Starter provides a way to use stack tools
– Supports Black Box Testing
– Supports remote and embedded deployment