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I'm trying to implement ADF + maven in JDeveloper 12c and I haven't found many tutorials with these two together.. however one that I saw said to create a Maven Application but that option doesn't show... (when I do New -> Application (-> Maven) )
I'm talking about this tutorial http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/jdev/maven11g-090173.html#5
Any thoughts?
Also, do you think I should start by creating a ADF Fusion Web Application, instead of a Maven project?
First of all, i would suggest you to take a look at this video: Introducing Maven Support in JDeveloper. At the beginning of the "practical" part it shows how to load the Maven extension into JDev, and this should probably be the reason why you don't have the Maven Application option into the creation wizard. Anyway, by loading the extension, you will be able to create a Fusion App and use Maven to build it
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If one were to start a brand new project and we want to use Playwright with TypeScript for front-end testing, would you recommend we use Playwright-test or Jest-Playwright-preset as the test runner? Please indicate why you would pick one over the other. Thank you!
I would recommend Playwright Test, because
it works without other external dependencies
has support for TypeScript out of the box
has multi-project support with different browser configurations
Supports trace-viewer, video, and screenshot creation out of the box via the config.
Applies context per test best practice to have them isolated and self contained
For more references see here: https://playwright.dev/docs/test-intro
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I want to create a simple java desktop application.
Now i asked myself how to start, should i use maven?
Or is maven much more for projects in the j2ee, springboot space?
How to start?
Depends on the stack you want to use for your desktop app (and keep in mind, that java is more and more a platform for non-desktop stuff)
pure Swing UI: see How to create a swing application using maven?
Griffon you can use an maven archetype for this see griffon maven archetypes
in general: maven is always the right choice but it does not restrict you to any stack
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RedHat is going to release the final version of WildFly application server (http://www.wildfly.org/) during the upcoming month. I would like to collect some migration guide to resolve maven dependencies and other things needed for migration from JBoss AS 7.1.1.Final to the new WildFly. If you have found necessary things to change between these two versions please give input to this question. Hopefully RedHat is also releasing their own migration guide once the final version of WildFly is out!
Cargo container
Cargo container id from jboss71x -> wildfly8x
WildFly support from 1.4.2 version forward (http://cargo.codehaus.org/Home)
Code changes
SingletonService is not anymore in clustering.singleton package but instead in clustering.server package. Also there is new SingletonServiceBuilder functionality that is needed to use to create singleton services
Dependencies
Group id: org.jboss.as -> org.wildfly, artifactId jboss-as-xxx -> wildfly-xxx
Let me add, all clustering changes are described here:
https://community.jboss.org/wiki/ClusteringChangesInWildfly8
Ideally, the migration guide will be updated soon too:
https://docs.jboss.org/author/display/WFLY8/How+do+I+migrate+my+application+from+AS5+or+AS6+to+WildFly
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Is there a standard way for finding maven entries for any project? For eg if I talk about Spring MVC. Do I need to go the Spring website and find a section there or is there some other standard procedure using which I can find the entries I need to make ?
No, You can find them in the ordinary maven repositories:
http://mvnrepository.com/
http://search.maven.org/
You search for the artificat you want, and get the pom info to include in your dependencies
I just google "maven" and the package name. Some artifacts are only made public in company repos.
I search com.x.y.z maven coordinates on google and almost every time I get the results.
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any tutorial on this how to enable spring support for my existing project,and fast way to create my bean defination file.xml files..?
i know manually way of creating applicationcontex.xml..etc .but wonder is there any fast way when using springsource tool suite. tutorial,article,video guide would be good
If you have STS installed, when you right click on the project you should see a Spring entry on the context menu. You can then add the Spring nature to the project, which provides UI for things like the beans explorer in the project explorer view.
Once the project has the Spring nature, you should be easily able to create new beans definition files, which will use the editor geared towards editing those files.
If you don't have STS installed check http://blog.springsource.com/2009/08/06/springsource-tool-suite-210-now-available/ here for details of installing it by download or update site.
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