This describes the scripts and Maven commands that can be used on a SkyVault Share
extension project based on the Share AMP archetype.
Scripts and commands:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| ./run.sh and run.bat | Linux/Mac and Windows scripts for running an embedded Tomcat with the
customized share.war (that is, with the Share AMP applied). Access to
SkyVault Share UI is via http://localhost:8081/share. The
username/password is admin/admin. This script will also configure JVM memory and
automatically set up Spring Loaded for hot reloading of classes (it basically sets up
MAVEN_OPTS for you). See inside script for further details. Important: This script assumes that you are developing for the SkyVault Community
Edition. If you use SkyVault 2.0 you need to update the maven command in this
script so it uses the enterprise profile: mvn integration-test
-Pamp-to-war,enterprise.
Important: This script also assumes
that another Tomcat is running locally on port 8080 with the SkyVault Repository
(SkyVault.war) web application deployed.
|
| mvn compile SkyVault:refresh-share | Compiles the source code and puts the class files and resources under
/target. Then makes POST calls to the SkyVault Share web
application (share.war) to refresh the Spring Surf web script
container and clear dependency caches. So any changes that was made to web scripts, Aikau
pages, Aikau Widgets, Dashlets, and so on, should be visible after a page refresh.
Note: This command is typically used together with the run.sh/bat script for Rapid
Application Development (RAD). The RAD process can be described like this:
|
| mvn package | Runs unit tests and packages AMP in ${project.build.directory}/${project.build.finalName}.amp. |
| mvn install | Like mvn package but also installs AMP in local Maven repository to be depended upon. |
| mvn test | Runs unit tests. |
| mvn install -DskipTests=true | Like mvn install but skips unit tests. |
| mvn install -Pamp-to-war | Like run.sh or run.bat but does not configure JVM memory and Spring Loaded if you have not configured it in MAVEN_OPTS. See set up MAVEN_OPTS. If you use the SkyVault 2.0 see next command. |
| mvn install -Pamp-to-war,enterprise | Like mvn install -Pamp-to-war but uses SkyVault 2.0 artifacts. Note you need to have set up access to the private repository containing the SkyVault 2.0 artifacts. |