A sample project using spring-boot and AngularJS by Meltem Seyhan. Spring security is enabled for authentication.
It will be packaged as two deployable WAR files:
- sample-app/sample-app-client/target/sample-app-client.war
- sample-app/sample-app-cust/target/sample-app-cust.war
The project is configured to be a multi module maven project. sample-app/ is the parent pom module.
- sample-app/
- sample-app-client/
- sample-app-common/
- sample-app-common-model/
- sample-app-cust/
- sample-app-cust-model/
Following are required to build and run the executables
- java 8
- maven 3.3+
- mysql 5.7+
You should configure sample-app-client/ and sample-app-cust/ projects.
You can have a look at "/sample-app/sample-app-cust/src/main/resources" for all the configuration options. But the only configuration you have to change before proceeding is database configuration.
Determine a Spring profile name of you want for DB. Lets say you named it "mysql-test". Just create a Spring application configuration file with tihs name: application-{mysql-test}.properties. Put necessary connection parameters in it, a sample content:
- spring.datasource.driver-class-name=com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
- spring.datasource.url=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/sampleDB?profileSQL=false&useSSL=false
- spring.datasource.username=root
- spring.datasource.password=123456
Your file must be in classpath root. You can put it in "/sample-app/sample-app-cust/src/main/resources". In the pom.xml, find maven profile called "dev", under it find the property called "mysql.spring.profile", set your profilename (mysql-test) as the value.
That is all for sample-app-cust/ project.
You can have a look at "/sample-app/sample-app-client/src/main/resources" for all the configuration options. But the only configuration you have to change before proceeding is URL configurations of both sample-app-client and sample-app-cust applications. You need to know this information beforehand.
- In the pom.xml, find maven profile called "dev", under it find the property called "base.url", set the runtime URL for sample-app-client application as the value.
- In the pom.xml, find maven profile called "dev", under it find the property called "cust.api.url", set the runtime URL for sample-app-cust application as the value.
That is all for sample-app-cust/ project.
Run the following maven command in sample-app/ folder:
clean package -Dsample-app-client.skip.tests=true -P dev
The tests under sample-app-client will be skipped with above command, because they are integration tests and require sampl-app-cust up and running. When you have sampl-app-cust, you can run these tests.
Just deploy the following two WAR files to any JEE server of your favorite. They are tested on Tomcat both locally and on AWS ElasticBeanstalk. They don't have to run on same server, they are independent.
- sample-app/sample-app-client/target/sample-app-client.war
- sample-app/sample-app-cust/target/sample-app-cust.war
Front-end project is sample-app-client. Open a browser and call its URL (e.g. http://localhost:8080/sample-app-client/index.html). Then click "Customer Application" link. To login you can use "meltem" as username and "password" as password.
You can see an already running version via http://sampleappclient.xqww4ww9un.us-east-1.elasticbeanstalk.com/
If you have any questions, you can contact meltem.yesiltas@gmail.com