"Getting Started with maven" using Maven on Eclipse

MAVEN Installation

To download maven on the official website, the following links:

http://maven.apache.org/download.cgi#

Choose to download binary zip archive

Unzip to local, before installing MAVEN, make sure that you have installed Jdk,cmd input java-version Verify that the JDK is installed, as follows for my native JDK version:

Set Environment variables:

The Maven_home variable is set to D:\maven\apache-maven-3.3.9, which is the downloaded MAVEN package decompression path;

Add%m2_home%\bin in front of the path variable ;

M2eclipse Installation

The eclipse version I use on this machine is as follows:

Eclipse IDE for Java developers
Version:mars.1 Release (4.5.1)

has been integrated m2eclipse, if not integrated, installation is also very simple, there are two ways,

Get m2eclipse and install from Eclipse Marketplace:

Install M2eclipse with Eclipse's install new software, such as

After installing the m2eclipse, we typically do not use the eclipse-brought maven, but instead use the externally installed MAVEN version of our own, which you can only configure on Eclipse, as shown in

Start using MAVEN to manage project

Points:

• Create a new STRUTS2 Web project that you can run
• Modular, one parent MAVEN project + two sub maven modules
• Build Project Site
• Generate Test Reports
• Generate Javadoc

First, create a new MAVEN parent project, skip the prototype selection,

Select Pakaging as Pom

Then right-select Maven on the parent project and create a new module Webapp-core,

Continue with new module Webapp-web

At this point, we have a parent project and two sub-modules, as shown in the project:

Next began to write the various modules of the demo code and POM files, here is not detailed, interested in directly download the project code, as follows:

Http://files.cnblogs.com/files/chenpi/webapp.zip

Run the Web project

Right-click to run, goals set to Tomcat7:run, the effect is as follows:

View Project Site

Right-click to run, goals set to site, the effect is as follows:

You can view project overview, project members, project-dependent jar packages, etc.

To view the test report:

View Java doc

"Getting Started with maven" using Maven on Eclipse