A Gradle Exec task will only run the last ‘commandLine’ defined inside its block. Putting multiple entries inside its block will not run multiple commands. As an example, if you run the following Gradle task. task willOnlyRunLast(type: Exec) { commandLine “echo”, “first” commandLine “echo”, “second” commandLine “echo”, “last” } The task above will only echo … Gradle: running more than one command in an Exec task
If you need to enable JDWP debugging of your Spring Boot web application in an IDE such as Eclipse, you can append the ‘debug-jvm’ flag to the gradle task, and then from your IDE enable a remote debugging connection to port 5005. I will walk you through a full example, but very quickly, here is … Gradle: interactive JDWP debugging of bootRun gradle task in Eclipse IDE
If the gradle wrapper for your project is broken, you can reinstall it with the “gradle wrapper” command. For example, below is a common error if you have cloned a git repository where the owner has not pushed all the necessary gradle components into the repo. $ ./gradlew –info Error: Could not find or load … Gradle: fixing the gradle wrapper for a Java project
In a previous article, I provided a full step-by-step example of creating and running a Spring Boot web application that was packaged as a Docker image and run using the local Docker daemon. In this article, I want to focus on the same Spring Boot REST web application, but without using Docker. Instead we will … Java: creating OCI-compatible image for Spring Boot web using buildah
While working on your Spring Boot web application locally, gradle provides the ‘bootRun’ for a quick development lifecycle and ‘bootJar’ for packaging all the dependencies as a single jar deliverable. But for most applications these days, you will need this packaged into an OCI compatible (i.e. Docker) image for its ultimate deployment to an orchestrator … Java: build OCI compatible image for Spring Boot web app using jib
While working on your Spring Boot web application locally, gradle provides the ‘bootRun’ for a quick development lifecycle and ‘bootJar’ for packaging all the dependencies as a single jar deliverable. But for most applications these days, you will need this packaged into an OCI compatible (i.e. Docker) image for its ultimate deployment to an orchestrator … Java: Creating Docker image for Spring Boot web app using gradle
Spring Boot is an easy way to create production grade Spring based web applications. In this article, I want to illustrate how easily a Spring Boot application can be deployed to run as a Docker container. Specifically, we will build the spring-music project into a single executable jar that will then be copied into a … Docker: Running a Spring Boot based app in a Docker container
The recommended way to run a Gradle build is with the Gradle wrapper. You can check the current version of your wrapper with the command: $ ./gradlew –version If you are working with an older Gradle version and want to upgrade to take advantage of new features, you can use the ‘wrapper’ task specifying the … Gradle: Upgrading the Gradle wrapper version