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Description:Maven Training is a build automation tool used primarily for Java projects.Maven Online Training can be used to build and manage projects written in C#,Ruby
Maven Training Introduction:
Maven Training is a build automation tool used primarily for Java projects. Maven addresses two aspects of building software: First, Maven Online Training describes how software is built, and second, it describes its dependencies. Contrary to preceding tools like Apache Ant it uses conventions for the build procedure, and only exceptions need to be written down.
Maven Online Training is rendered by the best subject matter experts and the tutorials prepared by these expert industry allied tutors are made with latest industry updates. Classes are available for the individual as well as for corporate batches on demand. Call the help desk for more information for online SAP Maven training’s and its details.
MAVEN ONLINE TRAINING COURSE CONTENT
1: GETTING STARTED WITH MAVEN
Maven’s Objectives
Comparing Maven
Installing Maven
Compatibility with Maven
Updating Maven
2: MAVEN CORE CONCEPTS
Maven Repositories
Project Coordinates
Version Identifiers
Standard Project Directory Structure
Plugins & Goals
Maven Default Lifecycle
target Directory
Lifecycle Bindings
Clean Lifecycle
Archetypes
3: THE PROJECT OBJECT MODEL
The pom.xml File
Describing Your Project
Customizing Plugin Behavior
Property References
Multi-Module Projects
Project Inheritance
The Super & Effective POM
4: DEPENDENCY MANAGEMENT
Maven’s Dependency Mechanism
Dependency Version Ranges
Dependency Scope
Dependencies Types
5: CUSTOMIZING MAVEN BUILDS
The settings.xml File
Mirrors
Servers
Proxies
Plugin Groups
Properties
User-Defined Properties
Resource Filtering
6: SITE GENERATION& REPORTS
The Site Lifecycle
Site Directory Structure
Almost Plain Text (APT)
FAQ Markup Language (FML)
Customizing the Site Descriptor
Default Reports
Other Reporting Plugins
Appendix A: Reference
Resources
Maven Command Line Options
Integration with Eclipse
Testing with JUnit
Maven Plugin for C/C++ Development