Maven Full Course - Learn Maven From Scratch In 2 Hours | Maven Tutorial For Beginners | Simplilearn
Video Statistics and Information
Channel: Simplilearn
Views: 62,060
Rating: 4.3226666 out of 5
Keywords: maven tutorial, maven, maven tutorial for beginners, maven full course, apachemaven, maven course, learn maven from scratch, maven crash course, maven tutorial for devops, maven training, maven training free, learn maven step by step, learn maven for beginners, maven learn automation online, learn maven, what is maven, maven explained, maven lifecycle explained, maven tool tutorial, maven interview questions, maven build automation tool, simplilearn maven, simplilearn
Id: p0LPfK_oNCM
Channel Id: undefined
Length: 83min 44sec (5024 seconds)
Published: Mon Aug 17 2020
Please note that this website is currently a work in progress! Lots of interesting data and statistics to come.
Maven is usually not used to build C#, or Ruby projects. Maven's domain is more or less Java only.
Do not recommend to use MAVEN_HOME or M3_HOME those are neither needed nor useful. Only adding the bin directory to the path and you need JAVA_HOME. That's it.
The inheritance order is not correct cause you don't inherit something from a
settings.xml
file. And neither you inherit something from the command line... Maven does not check for every build if a newer snapshot is available. This is defined by the update policy which can be configured in `settings.xml´ which is by default 24 hours . You should not mentioned system scope cause it's deprecated already and if you use it you will get a WARNING in your build. They have nothing to do with the information about the provided JDK (This is simply wrong). You should not use system scopes at all. The JDK does not provide artifacts which can be consumed by Maven in general.Optional dependencies are intended for other things and not related to divide a project into sub module or not.
If you exclude a dependency you can only exclude the direct dependencies of an artifact. Based on your example. Project X depends on Y and Y depends on Z. Than you can only exclude Y from the dependency but not Z (This will happen indirectly.) . So in the end you can only exclude nearest level of transitive dependencies.
The
settings.xml
does not contain the central location you can overwrite it if you need to like. This is done usually if you are using a repository manager.You always derive from the super pom as you do in java and inherit always from Object. You are mixing concepts. The super pom is defined by maven and can't be changed. What you mean is a parent pom which you can define yourself and distribute in a corporate environment where each project can derive from.