Linux installation Gradle Gradle is based on the Groovy language and is oriented toward Java applications. Automated building tools based on DSL (domain-specific language) syntax. On GitHub, there's a lot of gradle projects, some Gradel with Maven, and you can see that Gradle has a gradual alternative to Maven's posture.
Here's a description of how to install the configuration Gradle environment in a Linux (CentOS) server environment. 1. On the http://www.gradle.org/downloads page, download the latest version of the Gradle software package, which is the 2.6 version when you write this document. 2. After downloading the gradle-2.6-all.zip or gradle-2.6-bin.zip file, unzip it in the/usr/local directory $cd/data/$sudo unzip gradle-2.6-all.zip. $MV Gradle-2.6-all/usr/local/gradle 3. Then set the run environment $sudo vi/etc/profile add gradle_home Output path to the file, and the revision path is set as follows export Gradle_ Home=/usr/local/gradleexport path= $GRADLE _home/bin: $PATH If you don't want all users to use this configuration, you can configure the GRADLE environment for your account separately, in the HOME directory of your account VI ~/.bash_profile 4. After saving the exit, in order for the modification to take effect immediately, execute $source/etc/profile 5. View Gradle's version information $ gradle-version------------------------ ------------------------------------Gradle 2.6
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Linux installation Gradle
