About build tools
When you want to create a new version of a program and to ensure the source file have been updated and can be compiled into a new of the program, this programming utility is called build tools. Typically build tools deals with compilation and packaging by checking and testing the codes to transform the source code into a portable and useable images. As today projects involves multiple programming languages and vast stacks, therefore build tools helps in faster delivery of test and production environment with the support of code integration. In general, build tools allows the developers to describe the build process.
Descriptions on java build tools
ANT
Otherwise known as another neat tool, is a java based build tool that lets you construct your own build scripts. ANT is a platform independent and without any customization you can use a large number of built-in tasks. However ANT makes it easier for you to execute another process within the current one.
Features of ANT:
- It is flexible and Controls the build process
- ANT is a neutral platform and is useful to automate and simplify the platform specific tasks
- Often regarded as complete java build and deployment tool
- Provides interface to construct custom task
- You can learn quickly as the scripts are written in plain XML
- Can easily call upon from the command line
Uses of ANT in build tools
- Basically, ANT is used for compiling the code and packaging the binaries
- Set up the binaries to the test server
- Examines the changes
- Copies the code from one location to another
MAVEN
MAVEN is a modern build comprehension and project management tool. MAVEN helps to build and dependencies. It uses plugin based architecture and through standard output it makes use of any application controllable. MAVEN contents and structures are declared in a XML file. Developers can build project infrastructure within no time while testing automation setup, checking reports and creating also. Theoretically MAVEN has the capacity to build multiple projects together and even deploy projects.
Features of MAVEN:
- Provides quality project information and makes the build process easy
- Implements uniform build system
- Add guidelines in development for best practices
- Reusable, maintainable and easier to comprehend
XML
Considered as extensible markup language, is a simple text based language containing markup symbols that describes the file content and act as medium of communication between the applications. The XML supports to define attributes of the elements and also its characteristics in the beginning tag of the element. In short we define XML as W3C recommendation for storage and transport of data.
Features:
- XML is well formed i.e. you can read, write and understand
- XML data is considered to be self-defining and doesn’t need a structure to store a data when the data arrives
- It is technology independent and can be used by any technology for transmission and storage purpose
- XML can take large chunks of information and combine them into an XML document.
- Lastly, XML has endless applications
Course description on java builds tools
This online tutorial on java build tools has described the major aspects of build tools i.e XML, MAVEN and ANT to compile and construct images from source code. Although, coverage of build tools is not possible in the world but we hope covering the 3 important build tools with relevant details will be enough for most beginners. The course has been bought to you by 48+ lectures with 9+ hrs. of HD videos divided into 3 major sections and then further divided into 48 sub sections that makes its consistent to follow and understand. Let’s see what are the sections covered
Section 1: Overviews of java build tool-ANT and MAVEN
The first section is covered with introduction to java build tools understanding the build tools then implementing an example to have more knowledge. A well description of ANT and its features has been introduced along with the targets that have attributes is well explained in this section. This course also helps you with the installation of the build tools with well-structured step by step procedures that will enable you to save your file in the required location along with compiling, copying.
Section 2: overview about component basics
This section we will look at the introduction to XML and java and continues further with more examples and its advantages in the storage and transport of data. You will also grab more information on java web services tutorial, core java 1, abstract class, core java 2, J2EE basics to understand web services, application server with web server followed with working functions and several methods. Well, this is not the end of this section, here you will also learn about servlet, remote interface with examples on JSP, presentation outline, background for XML and how it is used in soap-rest further added with the coutions concerning DTDs followed with pre requisites for REST and SOAP. A proper introduction of web design followed with explanation on client and server, 12 principles of good web design, creation of website, fundamentals of HTML, unordered list and ordered list and hypertext link have been briefly added. Apart from that, this section is further subdivided into definition of cascading style sheets and its uses, declarations, anonymous boxes, float positioning, Ajax tutorial, use of XML http request, chrome and java script basics included to make your understanding about the build tools.
Section 3: XML in detail summary required in build applications
Finally, the last section, deals with XML and its related languages, some key goals and uses which are worth mentioning in this tutorial. The course enables to obtain a clear idea on text editors and browsers, XML parsers and finally ends with comments and C data. This course will improve your skills to store the images from the source code.
Target audience for this course
This reference is been prepared for beginners to help them understand the basic functionality of ANT, MAVEN and XML tools by using the java programming language. We have designed the course with simple and step by step format with relevant information so that you can capture easily and can help you to get many career opportunities. Once you are done with the course you will find yourself to be in a better level and more consistent expertise of using the java builds tools and can take it to the next level.
Pre requisites for java build tool
If you are going to take java build tools for development of your java projects then we suggest you to have prior knowledge of development, an overview of java EE development and deployment process is a must so that you can easily catch the course. developers who have been working on java programming can also be recommended to take the tutorial. However, if you are a beginner and have exposed with the understanding of computer terminologies or any other programming language then can
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Section 1: Overview of Java build tools- ANT and MAVEN
1 Introduction to Java Build Tools
2 Implementing an Examples
3 Ant – Another Build Tool
4 Targets have the Attributes
Section 2 Overview About Component Basics
5 Introduction to XML and Java
6 Introduction to XML and Java Continue
7 More Introduction to Introduction to XML and Java
8 Java Web Services Tutorial
9 Core Java 1
10 Abstact Class
11 Core Java 2
12 J2EE – Basics to Learn Web Services
13 Application Server
14 Web Server and Application Server
15 Servlet
16 Remote Interface
17 JSP Example
18 Presentation Outline
19 Background for XML
20 Glance About XML’s Used in Soap -Rest
21 Coutions Concerning DTDs
22 Prerequisite for REST and SOAP
23 Introduction to Web Design
24 Client and Server
25 12 Principle of Good Web Design
26 Website Creation
27 HTML Fundamentals
28 HTML Fundamentals Continue
29 Unordered List and Ordered List
30 Hypertext Link
31 Cascading Style Sheet (CSS)
32 Why Cascading Style Sheet
33 Declarations
34 Anonymous Boxes
35 Float Positioning
36 Ajax Tutorial
37 How to use XMLHttp Request
38 Chrome
39 Java Script Basics
Section 3 Xml in Detail Summary Required in Build Applications
40 XML and Related Language
41 XML – Key Goals
42 XML is Verbose by Design
43 XML is Modular
44 Other Uses of XML
45 Text Editors and Browsers
46 XML Parsers
47 Comments and C Data
48 Comments and C Data Continue
