The simplest possible SparkJava web app (Hello World)
- javadocs
- web page generated by Maven (NOT THE WEB APP). This is simply documentation automatically generated by Maven, not the actual running web app.
| To do this | Do this |
|---|---|
| run the program | Type mvn exec:java. Visit the web page it indicates in the message |
| check that edits to the pom.xml file are valid | Type mvn validate |
| clean up so you can recompile everything | Type mvn clean |
| edit the source code for the app | edit files in src/main/java.Under that the directories for the package are edu/ucsb/cs56/pconrad |
| edit the source code for the app | edit files in src/test/java.Under that the directories for the package are edu/ucsb/cs56/pconrad |
| compile | Type mvn compile |
| run junit tests | Type mvn test |
| build the website, including javadoc | Type mvn site-deploy then look in either target/site/apidocs/index.html |
copy the website to /docs for publishing via github-pages |
Type mvn site-deploy then look for javadoc in docs/apidocs/index.html |
| make a jar file | Type mvn package and look in target/*.jar |
| run the main in the jar file | Type java -jar target/sparkjava-demo-01-1.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar |
| change which main gets run by the jar | Edit the <mainClass> element in pom.xml |