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UNDER CONSTRUCTION

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{color:green} If you need help setting up Eclipse, SVN, OC4J, Maven, ES Projects etc., then you're found the right place.{color}

The

topics

presented

in

this

TAB

are

primarily

designed

for

the

software

developer

who:

#

1. is

1. a

1. new

1. hire

1. and

1. needs

1. to

1. configure

1. his/her

1. workstation,

1. or

#

2. has

1. a

1. new

1. workstation

1. and

1. needs

1. to

1. get

1. it

1. configured,

1. or

#

2. has

1. a

1. need

1. for

1. a

1. Maven

1. WAR

1. or

1. JAR

1. artifact

1. which

1. is

1. not

1. related

1. to

1. an

1. on

1. going

1. ES

1. project

1. (e.g.

1. A

1. Proof

1. of

1. Concept

1. project)

.

1. , or
2. has a need to add a new artifact (WAR or JAR) to an existing ES project.

An

Education

Systems

(ES)

project

will

typically

consist

of

2

Maven

artifacts.

These

Maven

artifacts

are:

1. Only one Maven WAR artifact which contains all the WEB facing (i.e. jsp's, controllers, css, js, ...) components of the ES project.
2. At least one Maven JAR artifact which contains all the support (i.e. services, daos, hibernate mapping, ...) components of the ES project.

The following are the instructions on how the create and configure an ES Maven WAR or Maven JAR project.

Picking a projectName and a projectArtifactId

1. Selecting names for your project
2. How to create an ES Maven

WAR

1. JAR project using the

WAR

1. JAR template
2. How to customize the ES Maven

WAR

1. JAR project pom.xml
2. How to create an ES Maven

JAR

1. WAR project using the

JAR

1. WAR template
2. How to customize the ES Maven

JAR

1. WAR project pom.xml

indent

The following are instructions on how to writing unit tests

1. Using the unit test base class