Using the WAR template

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

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Quick Links to:

Picking a projectName and a projectArtifactId

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Installation of the project war component using the war-template

This setup assumes that you have completed the Workstation configuration as found on the CSF Home - Getting Started tab.
If you have not completed the Workstation configuration , please do so now .

Run Eclipse. Go to File > New > Other....
Scroll down to Maven and expand then select Checkout Maven Projects from SCM as shown in the following panel.

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When satisfied that everything is correct, click Next.
Do the following:
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When done the panel should be identical to the following:

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When satisfied that everything is correct, click Next.
If you want the change the Workspace location, uncheck the Use default Workspace location and enter the path to the desired workspace.

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When satisfied that everything is correct, click Finish.
Verify the Maven Project that is being imported. The Import Maven Projects panel should be identical to the following panel.

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When satisfied that everything is correct, click Finish.
When the project is opened, your Eclipse - Project Explorer View should look as follows:

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Right click on the project and select Team > Disconnect
When following Confirm Disconnect from SVN is displayed, select Also delete the SVN meta-information from the file system..

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When satisfied that everything is correct, click Yes.
Open the Eclipse - Navigator View
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Open the Eclipse Project Explorer View. The view should look as follows:

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Right click on the project and select Refactor > Rename....
Replace projectArtifactId with the projectArtifactId that you have previously selected.

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For example: If my projectArtifactId was att, then my panel would look like the following:

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When satisfied that everything is correct, click OK.
The Eclipse - Project Explorer View should look similar to the following:

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Right click on the project and select Team > Share Project...
Select SVN as shown below:

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When satisfied that everything is correct, click Next.
Select Create a new repository location as shown below:

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When satisfied that everything is correct, click Next.
Enter a desired SVN URL for your project.
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Don't forget to enter your User name and Password,
When satisfied that everything is correct, click Finish.
When the following panel is display notifying you that a new SVN entry will be created:

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When satisfied that everything is correct, click OK.
Do the following:
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The panel should be as illustrated in the following panel:

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When satisfied that everything is correct, click Finish.
Nothing to do here. This is an information panel similar to the following panel:

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When satisfied that everything is correct, click Finish.
When a panel similar to the one below is display, enter a comment.
This is the initial SVN check-in (svn commit) for the WAR project:

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When satisfied that everything is correct, click OK.
When the SVN commit has completed, the Eclipse - Project Explorer View should look similar to the following.

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Installation of the project war component using the war-template is now complete.

Customizing the project WAR

Run Eclipse and open a Project Explorer View and open the Maven WAR project that you want to customize.
Your Project Explorer View should look similar to the following:

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Expand your project, then expand src/main/resources.
Your Project Explorer View should look similar to the following:

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Open the applicationContext-projectName-config.xml for editing and change the following lines substituting your project name for projectName.
The are 5 occurances of projectName that have to be changed.

<bean id="*projectName*WebMappingResources" class="org.springframework.beans.factory.config.ListFactoryBean" parent="hibernateCsfProjectNameMappingResources">
<bean id="projectNameWebMappingResources" class="org.springframework.beans.factory.config.ListFactoryBean" parent="hibernateCsf*ProjectName*MappingResources">
<bean id="hibernateMappingResources" class="org.springframework.beans.factory.config.ListFactoryBean" parent="*projectName*WebMappingResources">
<value>file:$\{user.home}/*projectName*.properties</value>
<value>file:$\{user.home}/*projectName*.properties</value>

When you have made all the changes, the lines you have changed should look similar to the following:

    <bean id="attWebMappingResources" class="org.springframework.beans.factory.config.ListFactoryBean" parent="hibernateCsfAttMappingResources">
    <bean id="attNameWebMappingResources" class="org.springframework.beans.factory.config.ListFactoryBean" parent="hibernateCsfAttMappingResources">
    <bean id="hibernateMappingResources" class="org.springframework.beans.factory.config.ListFactoryBean" parent="attWebMappingResources">
    <value>file:${user.home}/att.properties</value>
    <value>file:${user.home}/att.properties</value>

In the above example, projectName was replaced with att and ProjectName was replaced with Att.
When you are satisifed with the changes, save and close the file.

Open the applicationContext-projectName.xml for editing and change the following lines substituting your project name for projectName.
There are 3 occurances of projectName that have to be changed.

    <import resource="classpath*:applicationContext-projectName-component-scan.xml" />
    <import resource="classpath*:applicationContext-projectName-config.xml" />
    <import resource="classpath*:applicationContext-projectName-security-spring.xml" />