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It is always a good idea to store your projects in a source control system, such as CVS. Contact your local system administrator for instructions on setting up a module for your project. |
Easy Way
The SLAC LCD cvs contains a sample Maven project called ExampleMavenProject, which can be checked out with this command.
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cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.freehep.org:/cvs/lcd co ExampleMavenProject
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To build it from the command-line, assuming there is an sh shell available, e.g. on Linux, Cygwin, etc.
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cd ExampleMavenProject
./build.sh
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Or you can use Maven directly.
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maven -Drun.install=$(pwd) -Dmaven.test.skip=true clean jar:install jas:install run:install
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Now, test it by running the automatically generated script.
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./bin/ExampleMavenProject
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It should print this message.
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ExampleMavenProject - Hello world!
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The class run by the project script is specified in the project.properties file.
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maven.jar.mainclass=ExampleMavenProject
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So the script executes the main() method of the class found in src/ExampleMavenProject.
Now you are ready to experiment with your own Maven project.
The remaining portion of this tutorial covers how to make a Maven/org.lcsim project from scratch, in case you are wondering about the details.
Directory Setup
Create a directory for your project and go into it.
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