Base maven project that uses JPA (Hibernate implementation), Resteasy and others common dependencies (see <ROOT_DIRECTORY>/pom.xml for the list of all dependencies).
Before follow this tutorial, define your new project name, and replace it in all the <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME> sentences.
- Java 8
- Maven 3
- Eclipse (used here: Eclipse Luna)
- PostgreSQL (used here: 9.3)
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Install PostgreSQL 9.3:
sudo apt-get install postgresql-9.3 -
Change user:
sudo su postgres -
Create a new user:
createuser <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME> -
Create a new database:
createdb <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME>_devel -
Create a new database:
createdb <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME>_test -
Allow your new user to access and modify the new database created:
psql
postgres=# alter user <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME> with encrypted password '<YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME>';postgres=# grant all privileges on database <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME>)_devel to <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME>;postgres=# grant all privileges on database <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME>_test to <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME>;
- To access the development database:
psql -h localhost <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME>_devel <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME>
Password for user <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME>: <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME>
- To access the test database:
psql -h localhost <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME>_test <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME>
Password for user <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME>: <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME>
- Use the following commands to control the PostgreSQL server:
- Start the service:
sudo /etc/init.d/postgresql start - Stop the service:
sudo /etc/init.d/postgresql stop - Find out the status:
sudo /etc/init.d/postgresql status - Restart the service:
sudo /etc/init.d/postgresql restart
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Create a new Github repository from this one
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Clone your new repository:
git clone git@github.com:<YOUR_GITHUB_USER>/<YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME>.git -
Run the script
<ROOT_DIRECTORY>/setup_new_project.sh <YOUR_NEW_PROJECT_NAME> -
Run a
mvn clean install && mvn eclipse:clean eclipse:eclipseon theimplementationdirectory -
Import your project into Eclipse