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| title: Converting a WebforJ Maven Project to Gradle | ||
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| description: Learn how to migrate a WebforJ project from Maven to Gradle using Groovy DSL. |
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[Google.Acronyms] Spell out 'DSL', if it's unfamiliar to the audience.
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| # Converting a WebforJ maven project to gradle | ||
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| If you're working with a WebforJ project and looking to switch from Maven to Gradle, this guide walks you through the key changes required to translate a typical `pom.xml` file into a working `build.gradle` script using Groovy DSL. The examples are tailored specifically for WebforJ setups, including Jetty integration, WAR packaging, and profile-based configuration. |
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[Google.Acronyms] Spell out 'DSL', if it's unfamiliar to the audience.
| - Go to File → Import → Gradle → Existing Gradle Project. | ||
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[Google.Headings] 'VS Code' should use sentence-style capitalization.
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@EHandtkeBasis Fix the Vale issues please |
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Would it be possible to provide a downloadable or example build.gradle file that someone could take and use right off the bat without having to go through the steps?
If not, ignore this, but I think that would be useful.
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@MatthewHawkins is this what you imagined or would you prefer a different solution? |
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