Maven Lifecycles
Clean Lifecycle
During the clean lifecycle, previous build output and artifacts will be cleaned up, and the entire
build output directory deleted. This lifecycle is not automatically invoked and must be manually
run.
The clean lifecycle can be run with the CLEAN (Remove Build Output) launch configuration in
your IDE, or with the following command:
mvn clean -f pom.xml
Test Lifecycle
During the test lifecycle, any JUnit test classes in the src/test/java class will be run by
Maven. This lifecycle is automatically invoked by
the package, install, and deploy
lifecycles.
In the event of a test failure, the lifecycle will fail. Detailed failure or successful test
information can be found in the target/surefire-reports folder.
More information about the Maven Surefure Plugin, which is used for the JUnit testing, can be found at https://maven.apache.org/surefire/maven-surefire-plugin/.
The test lifecycle can be run with the TEST (Run JUnit) launch configuration in your IDE, or
with the following command:
mvn test -f pom.xml`
Package Lifecycle
During the 'package' lifecycle, the application source code and resources will be compiled and packaged in to a JAR file with the name '{artifactId}-{version}-full.jar'. This lifecycle is automatically invoked by the install and deploy lifecycles.
The Maven package lifecycle can be run with the PACKAGE (Create JAR) launch configuration in your
IDE, or with the
following command:
mvn package -f pom.xml`
Install Lifecycle
During the install lifecycle, the packaged application will be uploaded to the Ewon device using
the 'ewon.address,' 'ewon.username,' and 'ewon.password' properties. This lifecycle is automatically
invoked by the deploy lifecycle, and automatically
invokes package lifecycle.
The Maven install lifecycle can be run with the INSTALL (Upload to Device) launch configuration in
your IDE, or with the following command:
mvn install -f pom.xml
Deploy Lifecycle
During the deploy lifecycle, the packaged and uploaded application will be run on the Ewon Flexy
device. This lifecycle automatically invokes the install
and package lifecycles.
The deploy lifecycle uses multiple Maven profiles, and can be invoked in different ways.
The Maven deploy lifecycle can be run without debugging enabled using
the DEPLOY (Run on Device, No Debug) launch
configuration in your IDE, or with the following command:
mvn deploy -f pom.xml -P noDebug
The Maven deploy lifecycle can be run with debugging enabled using
the DEPLOY (Run on Device, Debug) launch configuration in your IDE.
The Maven deploy lifecycle with debugging enabled can also be run by command line, but a remote JVM debugging connection must be manually created using the values from the 'ewon.address' and ' project.build.debug.port' properties. The following command will run the deploy lifecycle with debugging enabled:
mvn deploy -f pom.xml -P debug