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Dynamic Reloading of Vaadin Multi-Module Applications With Maven and Eclipse, Pt. II
In the first part of this article, we explored how a Maven project for Vaadin could be configured such that the application will be dynamically redeployed during runtime after changes have been made to the application code in Eclipse. In … Continue reading
Posted in Build, config and deploy, Did you know?, Java Web Frameworks
Tagged Eclipse, Howto, Java Web Frameworks, jetty, maven, Vaadin
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Dynamic Reloading of Vaadin Applications With Maven and Eclipse, Pt. I
Developing Vaadin web applications is a lot of fun. One reason for this is that you very quickly get presentable results without having to bother with the intricacies of web protocols or the horrors of JavaScript coding. While developing Vaadin … Continue reading
Posted in Build, config and deploy, Did you know?, Java Web Frameworks
Tagged Eclipse, Howto, jetty, maven, POM, Vaadin
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Configure GWT deployment context within Eclipse IDE
Do you know this problem? When starting a GWT application within the dev-mode it will be deployed in the root context. But when building the project and deploying it, e.g., usually some context other than root will be used (on Tomcat … Continue reading
Posted in Eclipse Universe, Java Web Frameworks
Tagged deployment, Eclipse, GWT, jetty, Web Development
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Automatisierte Selenium-Tests mit Maven
Funktionale Oberflächentests mit Selenium stellen eine effektive Methode zur Erhöhung der Qualität einer Webanwendung dar. Seit Selenium 2.0 können die Tests dabei durch die Unterstützung von HtmlUnit auch ohne Browser (headless) und damit vor allem auch wesentlich schneller ausgeführt werden. … Continue reading
Posted in Build, config and deploy, Java and Quality
Tagged HtmlUnit, jetty, lifecycle, maven, Plugin, selenium, Test
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Ausführbare WARs mit Spring Roo
Zum Ausführen einer als Web Archive (WAR) erstellten Webanwendung ist normalerweise ein Webcontainer (zb. Tomcat oder Jetty) notwendig. Mit dem neuen “executable-war addon” für “Spring Roo” ist es nun möglich, ein WAR zu erstellen, das einen solchen Webcontainer beinhaltet und … Continue reading
Posted in Build, config and deploy, Spring Universe
Tagged jetty, spring, spring roo
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