Maven: A Developer's Notebook
Vincent Massol, Timothy M. O'Brien · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2005
Foreword The Developer's Notebook Series Preface Chapter 1. Maven Jump-Start Installing Maven Starting a New Project Using Maven Behind a Proxy Compiling and Testing a Project Working with the Project Object Model Listing Available Goals Producing Debug Information Adding a Dependency Depending on Snapshots Performing an Offline Build Using the Maven Console Generating an Eclipse Project Using the Eclipse Maven Plug-in Generating an Ant Build File Migrating a Project from Ant to Maven Generating Project Documentation Telling Maven About Your Team Pointing Maven at Source Control Creating a Project Web Site Customizing Site Reports Chapter 2. Customizing Maven Installing a Plug-in from a Remote Repository Customizing Plug-in Behavior Writing a Custom Goal Defining a preGoal Defining Custom Properties Running the Program from a Custom Goal Defining the Default Goal Overriding Properties Enumerating Dependencies Customizing Site Look and Feel Using the FAQ Plug-inChapter 3. Multiproject Maven Dividing and Conquering Using POM Inheritance Writing the Quote Generator Sharing Artifacts Through the Local Maven Repository Using the WAR Plug-in Using the Jetty Plug-in to Start a Web Application Executing HtmlUnit Tests Building All Subprojects Simultaneously Creating Custom Top-Level Goals Generating a Multiproject Web Site Chapter 4. Project Reporting and Publishing Reporting on Project Content Reporting Testing Status Reporting on Code Best Practices Reporting on Duplicate Code Generating a Quality Dashboard Tracking Project Activity Tracking Project Changes Publishing Maven Artifacts Announcing a Project Release Reporting Project Releases Publishing a Project Web Site Chapter 5. Team Collaboration with Maven Sharing a Maven Installation Creating Your Own Remote Maven Repository Setting Up a Continuous Integration Build Using Binary Dependencies Chapter 6. Writing Maven Plug-ins Writing a Simple JAR Execution Plug-in Installing a Plug-in from Its Sources Testing a Plug-in Writing a Complex Plug-in: The Logifier Writing a Logging Aspect Using AspectJ Using Plug-in Resources Implementing the Logifier Build Logic Executing the Logifier Plug-in Adding Dynamic Dependencies Writing a Plug-in That Generates Reports Creating an XDoc File Using JSL Publishing a Plug-in to a Remote Repository Appendix: Maven Plug-ins Plug-ins Reference Auto-Downloading a Plug-in Installing a Plug-in Manually Depending on a Plug-in Index