The maven-har-plugin generates HAR files for Hibernate Archive.
The Maven-har-plugin is a useful plugin that generates Hibernate Archive (HAR) files. These files are commonly used to configure Hibernate's object-relational mappings for RedHat's JBoss Application Server during app startup.
To use this plugin, you'll need to set up a Maven project that produces HAR files using the Maven-har-plugin. If you're looking for a quick solution, the maven-archetype-har is a great option to get started.
One essential thing to note is that the jboss-service.xml resource is required and must appear in the META-INF folder. An example file layout for a HAR project is provided as follows, showcasing the essential directory structure.
To begin utilizing the Maven-har-plugin, you need to reference the plugin in the pom.xml for your project. Add the code block shown below in the plugins section of your pom.xml file to reference the plugin.
< groupId>net.sf.maven-har< /groupId>
< artifactId> maven-har-plugin< /artifactId>
< version>0.9< /version>
< extensions>true< /extensions>
Additionally, to execute the plugin during the packaging phase, you'll need to set the packaging as har explicitly.
Once finished, generating the har is simple. If the < packaging /> has been set to har, the plugin will be executed automatically during the packaging phase. To manually execute the plugin, use the "mvn package" command. Your generated har file will be saved in the target directory.
Overall, the Maven-har-plugin is an excellent plugin to simplify the process of generating Hibernate Archive files for RedHat's JBoss Application Server. With a few simple steps, your project can be up and running in no time.
To use this plugin, you'll need to set up a Maven project that produces HAR files using the Maven-har-plugin. If you're looking for a quick solution, the maven-archetype-har is a great option to get started.
One essential thing to note is that the jboss-service.xml resource is required and must appear in the META-INF folder. An example file layout for a HAR project is provided as follows, showcasing the essential directory structure.
To begin utilizing the Maven-har-plugin, you need to reference the plugin in the pom.xml for your project. Add the code block shown below in the plugins section of your pom.xml file to reference the plugin.
< groupId>net.sf.maven-har< /groupId>
< artifactId> maven-har-plugin< /artifactId>
< version>0.9< /version>
< extensions>true< /extensions>
Additionally, to execute the plugin during the packaging phase, you'll need to set the packaging as har explicitly.
Once finished, generating the har is simple. If the < packaging /> has been set to har, the plugin will be executed automatically during the packaging phase. To manually execute the plugin, use the "mvn package" command. Your generated har file will be saved in the target directory.
Overall, the Maven-har-plugin is an excellent plugin to simplify the process of generating Hibernate Archive files for RedHat's JBoss Application Server. With a few simple steps, your project can be up and running in no time.
What's New
Version 0.9: N/A