I’d like to define aspectj joinpoints not using annotations and string constants like this: but using aspecj language, like in this example: or Is there any good examples of how to add aspectj to the project to make maven compile this language properly and how to re-write @Before, @Around etc. annotations in aspecj language? Answer Here are some resources: the
Tag: maven
IntelliJ IDEA 16 add maven dependencies to classpath
I am new to IntelliJ and using 2016.2 version. Previously I was using Eclipse. I am trying to set up a simple maven spring test project, however I can’t figure out what is wrong. Note: I know what the exception means, and I know the solution using Eclipse Note 2: I tried on a clean Idea installation As per my
Can’t import org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext?
I just started learning Spring and I have problem importing Classes from Spring, please help! I tried almost everything what I found as a solutions, but it was a failure… Error: The import org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext cannot be resolved. Here’s my code or this is my pom.xml Answer ApplicationContext resides in that package. In your IDE if you control click on the
Getting compile failure for maven build.. package COM.ibm.db2.jdbc.app does not exist
I am getting maven compile error package COM.ibm.db2.jdbc.app does not exist when I am trying to build my maven project with db2 jars and zips. The code compiles for db2 jars/zip in RAD. My nexus reposistory has the following files and dependencies defined and I am able to use them in my pom as well. This is the source code
Specifying Java version in maven – differences between properties and compiler plugin
I’m not very experienced with Maven and while experimenting with multi-module project I started wondering how can I specify Java version for all my child modules in parent Maven pom. Until today I was using just: …but when researching I found that you can also specify Java version in Maven compiler plugin, like that: And then wrap this into plugin
Cannot import org.h2.server.web.WebServlet
I am trying to configure my spring boot application to use h2 console. I found some articles and all of them use webServlet. But I can not import the class although I have h2 dependency added in my pom.xml. I get this error message can not resolve the symbol WebServlet. My import line Below is my pom.xml and my application.properties
Build docker image with jetty – when should I build?
I’m working on ‘dockerizing’ a java web application (https://github.com/kermitt2/grobid) which I want to run using jetty. Here the Dockerfile: The current docker image works perfectly, but it requires the application to be built before (it cannot be built from the fresh git clone). For example I could not run a build with the docker HUB build system. What would be
The server time zone value ‘AEST’ is unrecognized or represents more than one time zone
I’m trying to setup a simple hibernate application, when I run it I get a stack trace full of errors. I have the following maven dependencies in my pom.xml file: And the mysql version I’m running locally is: I’m running, what seems, a very simple method, and still getting errors: After the above is executed, I get a long stack
Spring Boot control target JAR file name
My Spring Boot project has build description: org.apache.maven.plugins <artifactId&…
Rest Controller not recognizing GET request in Spring Boot App
I am trying to implement simple demo MVC app with Spring Boot but I get 404 error while executing the application. The uri is `http://localhost:8080/’ which is to display all the rows in a table called circle. Spring Boot : 1.3.3.RELEASE Java Version : 1.8.0_65 Database : Apache Derby 10.12.1.1 Maven Java Project: Application.java CircleController.java CircleRepository.java CircleService.java Circle.java application.properties pom.xml