Building and testing a Java web application with Maven and Open Liberty
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Learn how to build and test a simple web application using Maven and Open Liberty. Configure a web servlet application with ease using Maven and the Liberty Maven plugin. Benefit from Maven’s extensive plug-in library and familiarity with XML. A great choice for teams already familiar with Maven.
At a Glance
Learn how to build and test a simple web application using Maven and Open Liberty.
You will learn how to configure a simple web servlet application using Maven and the Liberty Maven plugin. When you compile and build the application code, Maven downloads and installs Open Liberty. If you run the application, Maven creates an Open Liberty server and runs the application on it. The application displays a simple web page with a link that, when clicked, calls the servlet to return a simple response of Hello! How are you today?.
Choosing a build tool often comes down to personal or organizational preference, but you might choose to use Maven for several reasons. Maven defines its builds by using XML, which is probably familiar to you already. As a mature, commonly used build tool, Maven probably integrates with whichever IDE you prefer to use. Maven also has an extensive plug-in library that offers various ways to quickly customize your build. Maven can be a good choice if your team is already familiar with it.
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