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Maven is a build automation tool used primarily for Java projects. Pom.xml is a key file for your Maven Project. On Crunchify, we do have list of tutorials on how to use pom.xml for your Production ready Software.
Concurrency utilities are very amazing in Java. java.util.concurrent package contains lots of utilities which we could use in number of different ways. In this tutorial we will go over …
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Are you running multiple Eclipse Environments on your developer workstation? Or on your laptop? I do. Let's consider a scenario with two different Eclipse workspace with different custom maven …
In this tutorial we will go over different ways we can join Java Arrays. If you have any of below questions then you are at right place: How can I concatenate two arrays in Java?How to Merge Two …
Just create one Crunchify.jar file with all dependencies inside it :) Last week I wrote a tutorial on how to use maven-resources-plugin, maven-dependency-plugin & maven-jar-plugin to generate …
What is pom.xml file? POM means Project Object Model. It is a fundamental unit of work in Maven. pom.xml file contains all configuration, dependencies, plugin integration and project setup …
Maven and Java is a best combination you could get for your production project in present time. I don't see any other combination which best works. Why Maven? What are the advantages using Maven with …
Today while converting Dynamic Web Project to Maven project I got below Error: Cannot change version of project facet Dynamic Web Module to 3.0 One or more constraints have not been satisfied What …
Yesterday I was setting up my new Macbook Pro 15inch with all my Crunchify Tutorials. I usually use Maven all over the place. Without maven pom.xml file I can't even start working on my project. Maven …
Maven dependencies are magic. Are you running Maven Java Project and using log4j into your project? Have you added below to your project's pom.xml file? Probably the easiest way to get logging …
