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simple-java-maven-app
DESCRIPTION:
This repository is for the Build a Java app with Maven tutorial in the Jenkins User Documentation. The repository contains a simple Java application which outputs the string "Hello world!" and is accompanied by a couple of unit tests to check that the main application works as expected. The results of these tests are saved to a JUnit XML report. The jenkins directory contains an example of the Jenkinsfile (i.e. Pipeline) you'll be creating yourself during the tutorial and the jenkins/scripts subdirectory contains a shell script with commands that are executed when Jenkins processes the "Deliver" stage of your Pipeline.
Features
- Provides a minimal Java "Hello World" application
- Includes unit tests with JUnit to validate functionality
- Supplies a pom.xml for Maven build automation
- Contains a Jenkinsfile to demonstrate pipeline configuration
- Adds a delivery stage with scripted shell commands
- Outputs JUnit XML test reports for CI integration
Programming Language
Java, Unix Shell
Categories
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