Lalou - Apache Maven dependency management
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With this guide, you can easily manage your Java or Java EE dependencies. It takes you from basic to advanced dependency management techniques in easy, logical steps. Swap your homebrew processes for automated solutions.
Overview
- Improve your productivity by efficiently managing dependencies.
- Learn how to detect and fix dependency conflicts
- Learn how to share transitive relations and to visualize your dependencies
In Detail
Managing dependencies in a multi-module project is difficult. In a multi-module project, libraries need to share transitive relations with each other. Maven eliminates this need by reading the project files of dependencies to figure out their inter-relations and other related information. Gaining an understanding of project dependencies will allow you to fully utilize Maven and use it to your advantage.
Aiming to give you a clear understanding of Mavens functionality, this book focuses on specific case studies that shed light on highly useful Maven features which are often disregarded. The content of this book will help you to replace homebrew processes with more automated solutions.
This practical guide focuses on the variety of problems and issues which occur during the conception and development phase, with the aim of making dependency management as effortless and painless as possible. Throughout the course of this book, you will learn how to migrate from non-Maven projects to Maven, learn Maven best practices, and how to simplify the management of multiple projects. The book emphasizes the importance of projects as well as identifying and fixing potential conflicts before they become issues. The later sections of the book introduce you to the methods that you can use to increase your teams productivity. This book is the perfect guide to help make you into a proud software craftsman.
What you will learn from this book
- Learn how to use profiles, POM, parent POM, and modules
- Increase build-speed and decrease archive size
- Set, rationalize, and exclude transitive dependencies
- Optimize your POM and its dependencies
- Migrate projects to Maven including projects with exotic dependencies
Approach
An easy-to-follow, tutorial-based guide with chapters progressing from basic to advanced dependency management.
Who this book is written for
If you are working with Java or Java EE projects and you want to take advantage of Maven dependency management, then this book is ideal for you. This book is also particularly useful if you are a developer or an architect. You should be well versed with Maven and its basic functionalities if you wish to get the most out of this book.
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Jonathan Lalou is an engineer fascinated by new technologies, computer sciences, and the digital world since his childhood. Graduated from the Ecole des Minesone of the French best polytechnic institutes, Jonathan has more than 13 years of experience in Java and the JEE ecosystem.
Jonathan has worked for several global companies and financial institutions such as Syred, Philips, Sungard, Ixis CIB, BNP Paribas, and Amundi AM with strong ties, daily contacts, and frequent trips in Western Europe, Northern America, Judea, and emerging Asia. During his career, Jonathan has successfully climbed many levels: developer, architect, Scrum master, team leader, and project manager. Now, Jonathan has joined StepInfo (http://www.stepinfo.com/), a high-tech company focused on Java, and sponsor of local JUG and Devoxx, where he works as a project director, trainer, and leader of the expert task forces.
Jonathan's skills include a wide range of technologies and frameworks such as Spring, Hibernate, GWT, Mule ESB, Struts, JSF, Groovy, Android, EJB, JMS, application servers, agile methods, and of course Apache Maven.
Jonathan is available on the cloud. You can catch him on:
- Blog: http://jonathan.lalou.free.fr
- Twitter: http://twitter.com/john_the_cowboy
- LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanlalou
Cedric Gatay has an engineering degree in Computer Science. He likes well-crafted and unit-tested code.
He has a very good understanding of Java languages (giving courses in Engineering schools and talking at local Java Users Groups).
He has been working with Apache Maven since 2006, and, is from day one, the technical leader of a successful software company editing a wicket-based SaaS: SRMvision at http://www.srmvision.com.
He is also the founder of a collaborative blog for developers Bloggure: http://www.bloggure.info.
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In one decade, Apache Maven has successfully established itself in most of the companies dealing, coding, and releasing Java and JEE applications. Facing the still increasing problems of greedy, complex, and voluminous enterprise applications, architects, and developers have taken advantage of Maven's power and its ability to manage the plenty of dependencies, imports, and links. However, to be effective, and not to induce endless conflicts (any developer's nightmare), the management of dependencies should prove to be rigorous. Fortunately, Maven itself, and several plugins, do include both flexible and powerful features and tools.
This is what we propose to explore, develop, and illustrate in this book.
, Basic Dependency Management , covers nomenclature, long and short designations, transitive dependencies, parents and modules, and version ranges.
, Dependency Mechanism and Scopes , covers scope nomenclature, the tag, modules and submodules, Maven Reactor, and management of dependencies in folders.
, Dependency Designation (advanced) , covers classic cases of , how to create a new one, classifier, how to detect and fix dependency conflicts: Maven Dependency, enforce and Taggletatte plugins, and Dynamic POMs.
, Migration of Dependencies to Apache Maven , covers how to introduce Maven to non-Maven projects and even with non-Maven standard libraries.
, Tools within Your IDE , is specific to most spread IDEs: IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse and NetBeans.
, Release and Distribute , deals with best practices before releases, how to fix conflicts with tier-parties, delivering artifacts and distributions, and distribution management.
, Useful Public Repositories , covers useful public repositories.
In order to get the best out of this book, you need to have Maven 3.0.5 installed on your system, as well as a JDK (Java Development Kit), version 6 or above.
Access to the Internet is strongly advised.
You should also set environment variables such as JAVA_HOME and MVN_HOME, pointing respectively to JDK and Maven install folders.
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