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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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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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Does anyone know how to add a project? I faced with problem. I don't know exactly how to add project to sonarqube. I will be very appreciated.
If you want to add a project to your instance of SonarQube, just analyze it and it should appear on the dashboards right after analysis (this requires that you have the global "Execute Analysis" permission).
If you wish to have an Open Source project appear on the SonarQube public instance on Nemo, please send an email to the SonarQube Users mailing list.
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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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As far as I know there is no difference between a JAR file and a ZIP file. They both can be decompressed.
I also know that one can package an API doc in a jar\zip file and hook it up with it's relevant library in eclipse and you've got a Java doc support in eclipse.
But whats the point of packaging a HTML web site in a JAR file ? Is there a standardized way to browse JAR files for html websites ?
I don't think there's any particular good reason; it just generally produces jars for everything else (unless it needs to produce a war or ear of course, but they are also types of jars actually), so it's just for consistency's sake.
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Is there any way to do analysis of 3rd party java library jars.
There huge set of jars being used by application of obsolete version but stable.
Is there any way to find out report which shows what are my repository version is and what is market latest jars...
I just don't want to keep version as latest and product stability is a very important factor.
Going through each and every jar and do research is really cumbersome.
Is there any better method ?
You can use versions plugin.
mvn versions:display-dependency-updates
This will scan a project's dependencies and produces a report of those dependencies which have newer versions available.