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    Basic Setup and First Program

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    This document provides instructions for configuring Eclipse with the necessary tools and libraries to create a basic Spring application using Maven. It describes how to install Eclipse IDE with the Java EE version, add Spring Framework and Maven to Eclipse through the marketplace plugin, and rebuild Maven indexes. It then explains how to create a new Maven project, add dependencies for Spring, generate a POM file, add a Person class and beans configuration file, and create an App class to run the application.

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    Basic Setup and First Program

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    This document provides instructions for configuring Eclipse with the necessary tools and libraries to create a basic Spring application using Maven. It describes how to install Eclipse IDE with the Java EE version, add Spring Framework and Maven to Eclipse through the marketplace plugin, and rebuild Maven indexes. It then explains how to create a new Maven project, add dependencies for Spring, generate a POM file, add a Person class and beans configuration file, and create an App class to run the application.

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    This document provides instructions for configuring Eclipse with the necessary tools and libraries to create a basic Spring application using Maven. It describes how to install Eclipse IDE with the Java EE version, add Spring Framework and Maven to Eclipse through the marketplace plugin, and rebuild Maven indexes. It then explains how to create a new Maven project, add dependencies for Spring, generate a POM file, add a Person class and beans configuration file, and create an App class to run the application.

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    Basic Setup and First Program

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    Fatmir Kelmendi
    This document provides instructions for configuring Eclipse with the necessary tools and libraries to create a basic Spring application using Maven. It describes how to install Eclipse IDE with the Java EE version, add Spring Framework and Maven to Eclipse through the marketplace plugin, and rebuild Maven indexes. It then explains how to create a new Maven project, add dependencies for Spring, generate a POM file, add a Person class and beans configuration file, and create an App class to run the application.

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    Basic setup and

    first program
    Basic configuration
    • Throughout this course we will use Eclipse
    IDE
    • Eclipse version should be Enterprise
    Edition (JEE)
    • We will need to add Spring Framework
    and Maven to the Eclipse
    • Maven should be already included in
    newer Eclipse versions
    Basic configuration
    • Easiest way to install additional libraries is
    through Eclipse Marketplace
    Basic configuration
    • Maven Integration
    Basic configuration
    • Maven is a tool that can now be used for building and
    managing any Java-based project.
    • Maven attempts to deal with:
    – Making the build process easy
    – Providing a uniform build system
    – Providing quality project information
    – Providing guidelines for best practices development
    – Allowing transparent migration to new features
    Basic configuration
    • Maven allows a project to build using its project object
    model (POM) and a set of plugins that are shared by all
    projects using Maven, providing a uniform build system.
    • Maven provides plenty of useful project information that is
    in part taken from your POM and in part generated from
    your project’s sources. For example, Maven can provide:
    – Change log document created directly from source control
    – Cross referenced sources
    – Mailing lists
    – Dependency list
    – Unit test reports including coverage
    Basic configuration
    • Maven aims to gather current principles for best
    practices development, and make it easy to guide a
    project in that direction.
    • For example, specification, execution, and reporting of
    unit tests are part of the normal build cycle using Maven.
    Current unit testing best practices were used as
    guidelines:
    – Keeping your test source code in a separate, but parallel source
    tree
    – Using test case naming conventions to locate and execute tests
    – Have test cases setup their environment and don’t rely on
    customizing the build for test preparation.
    Basic configuration
    • After adding Maven Integration, or if it was already included in
    Eclipse, it is usually needed to rebuild indexes for the first time
    • On the top menu bar, open Window -> Show View -> Other
    • In the Show View window, open Maven -> Maven Repositories
    Basic configuration
    • In the window that appears, right-click on Global
    Repositories and select Go Into
    • Right-click on "central (
    http://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2)" and select
    "Rebuild Index"
    – Note that it will take a while to complete the download
    • Once indexing is complete, Right-click on the project
    -> Maven -> Add Dependency and start typing the name
    of the project you want to import (such as "hibernate").
    – The search results will auto-fill in the "Search Results" box below.
    Basic configuration
    • Spring also needs to be added to Eclipse
    First project
    • How to create first Spring project using Maven?
    First project
    First project
    • Group Id – package name
    • Artifact Id – program name
    First project
    • Maven project setup
    First project
    • Add dependencies
    First project
    • POM looks like this:
    First project
    • Create simple Person.java class
    First project
    • Add beans.xml file
    First project
    • Open beans.xml, select beans and add new bean for Person class
    First project
    • You should add id to this bean and connect it to the class
    Person
    First project
    First project
    • Create simple App.java class

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