The settings.xml file is the Apache Maven configuration file, which defines how Apache Maven will execute to handle dependencies when we use these dependencies in Maven projects. Instead of defining the configuration information in the pom.xml file for each Maven project, we can use the… Read More
Archive of the artifacts in Jenkins is a feature that allows us to store the output files after we build the project with Jenkins. For example, you have an application project that uses Apache Maven to build. Normally we will use the “mvn clean install” command… Read More
In order to manipulate the repositories created by the Nexus Repository Manager, we need to have a user with certain permissions. So how to create a new User in Nexus Repository Manager, let’s find out in this tutorial. First, you need to log into the… Read More
Role is a term used to define the rights of a user in a given system. The Nexus Repository Manager also allows us to define roles to manage the rights of users when using. How is it in details? Let’s find out in this tutorial.… Read More
As I said in my previous post, the Nexus Repository Manager is a tool that makes us possible to create repositories that manage the dependencies which we need to use in our projects. For Java, we often use Maven Repository to manage dependencies. In this tutorial,… Read More
Sometimes working on projects, you will have the need to login from this Linux machine to another Linux machine using SSH without having to enter a password to do some automated tasks as your needs, for example: copy a file … This tutorial, I would… Read More
In the previous tutorial, we passed the Mock object to the class which we are writing the Unit Test using the Setter method of this class. However, in case you are using the Spring framework in your application, the dependent objects are injected into the… Read More
Usually, we write Reactive applications that will run on the main thread but there are cases where we need to use multithread. For example, after receiving an item from the Publisher, the Consumer needs to process something different from that data item. With that manipulation,… Read More
Compare to the flatMap() method in the Java Stream object or the flatMap() method in the Optional object in Java, we can manipulate the Stream or Optional objects of the simpler objects, the flatMap() method of the Mono object or the Flux object in the… Read More
In the previous tutorial Overview about Mock in Unit Test, I introduced you all a way to mock an object using the Mockito class. Mockito also supports us another way to initialize the Mock object using @Mock annotation. How is it in details? Let’s find… Read More
