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Tag Archives: Maven
EJB 3.1 Support in JBoss 6.0M2 – Building JBoss
JBoss recently announced that initial support for EJB 3.1 will be available in the upcoming JBoss 6.0 M2 application server. At present, the EJB 3.1 functionality supported is: developing EJBs without declaring interfaces; and deploying EJBs in WAR files Since … Continue reading
Creating a Weld Project using Maven and NetBeans
Now that the Beta Maven archetypes for Weld (the reference implementation of JSR 299 – Java Contexts and Dependency Injection) have been published in the Maven Central Repository, its easy to create Weld projects using Maven and NetBeans. Assuming you … Continue reading
Introduction to Maven – Part 3
In my previous post about Maven, I discussed how to use Maven to create a new project and then how to execute the project via the command line. In this post I’ll show how we can use Maven to execute the … Continue reading
Introduction to Maven – Part 2
In my first post about Maven, I showed how to download, install and test a Maven installation. In this post, I’m going to show how to create a basic Java application project using Maven and how to compile, test and … Continue reading
Introduction to Maven – Part 1
You’ve probably all heard of Maven and some of you are probably already using it. If not however, here’s a brief introduction into Maven and how to use it. What is Maven? Maven is a project management build tool that helps maintain … Continue reading