Documentation

• https://project-group-b.github.io/BehavioralEnrichment-Java/

Import into Eclipse

1. Can follow this guide: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2061094/importing-maven-project-into-eclipse
2. Basics:
   1. File -> Import -> Maven -> Existing Maven Project
   2. Browse to and select the root folder of the Maven project (containing the pom.xml)
   3. Click Next then Finish

Development

• Miscellaneous Links:
  • Securing a Web Application
  • Validating Form Input
  • Grabbing a file from the file system (StackOverflow)
  • Creating a REST service with Spring Boot
  • Storing Images

Maven dependencies

• To add a dependency:
  • Open pom.xml in Eclipse
  • Go to "Dependencies" tab at the bottom
  • Click "Add..."
  • Search for your desired dependency and select it
  • Click "OK"
• Clean install of dependencies
  • Follow same instructions as the "Deploying Locally" section below, except...
  • Set "Goals" as clean install
  • Keep "Profiles" empty
  • Run the configuration and you dependencies should be installed

Deploying Locally

1. Right click on project in Eclipse
2. Click "Run As" -> "Maven build..."
3. Name it as something you'll remember/recognize
4. Set Goals as "spring-boot:run"
   1. "Profiles" should be empty
5. You should see some output in the console ending with something like "Started BehaviorEnrichmentJavaApplication in..."
6. Application is now listening on port http://localhost:8080

Deploying Permanently

1. Right click on project in Eclipse
2. Click "Run As" -> "Maven build..."
3. Set Goals as "-Dmaven.test.skip=true package"
4. Upload resulting .jar to deployment location.
5. Run .jar using "java -jar JAR_NAME"
6. Use "lsof -i :8080" to determine the PID of the process for future reference.
7. Optionally, since a .jar cannot be run by PM2 or similar process managers for Linux, the .jar may be run as a service. How to: https://dzone.com/articles/run-your-java-application-as-a-service-on-ubuntu