Sorry about the late response.
Thank you all. I looked at the reference site and, sigh, to download the
book I need to provide my email. I don't do this. Not because I object
but I object to the endlessly following emails trying to sell me
something, or tell me something, or encouraging me to do something. So,
no book.
But I did find something, "Introducing Maven". It's old but it addresses
topics in a way that I personally find satisfying. For one, it provides
a consistent overview of topics, going into enough detail to illustrate
a single point, and explaining that point, before going on. And to the
point I have read, there are no errors; and all terms and tags are
defined. I would add that in that long time past I was told that in
order to provide a good presentation you should "say what you're going
to say, say it, tell what you have said", and to this "Introducing
Maven" does.
This is a significant departure from the Apache Maven collection in
which none of the tutorial or referenced material has an overview but
does have any one or all of errors, incomplete information on a topic,
use of unexplained tags, endless references to material which suffers
from the above. This condition exists in every single one of the
tutorial and non-tutorial material I have looked at.
I have also looked at other book(s). Of those I have looked at none have
an overview of the material to be covered.
I am endlessly grateful for your help.
thanks
art
On 6/2/2024 11:19 PM, Davide Grandi wrote:
Right.
1) get an example
2) mvn clean
3) mvn clean compile
3) mvn clean compile package
4) mvn clean compile package install
you can keep only "clean" and "the last command on he row", the
intermediate ones are implied.
welcome on maven !
Davide
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On 03/06/2024 05:18, Tilman Hausherr wrote:
That's not helpful, because it's about syntax details, google "maven
beginners" or "maven tutorial" and choose one that makes sense.
This one is not bad: https://www.baeldung.com/maven
(my first hits were on the apache site but these seemed too complex,
despite that I've been using maven for years)
Tilman
On 03.06.2024 04:11, slipbits wrote:
I'm just getting into Maven and I'm trying to find a good book that
describes the POM and Maven. I'm just going through the Apache Maven
Project POM reference and things like:
According to the POM 4.0.0 XSD, the |build| element is
conceptually divided into two parts: there is a |BaseBuild| type
which contains the set of elements common to both |build|
elements (the top-level build element under |project| and the
build element under |profiles|, covered below); and there is the
|Build| type, which contains the |BaseBuild| set as well as more
elements for the top level definition. Let us begin with an
analysis of the common elements between the two.
are a real puzzler.
If this isn't the correct place to ask then please direct me to the
correct source.
thanks
