Spring Boot provides multiple starters, makes our life easy to develop applications. Yes, dependencies should be added to the Project, in order to complete and successful project execution. Next step is, add the necessary dependencies. Lot more to add to this Project, to complete it. The Project structure looks like below in Eclipse editor Our sample Project Structure in Eclipse IDEĭon’t think that, we are done with our Project. Since it is a maven project please edit, source directory as in build-path. Now it’s time to open it in one of the editor, Eclipse and import our maven project into it. Now, we have our sample Project, first-spring-boot-example is ready. Once we run the above command, the result shows like below please note that, it will take some time to download necessary files when you run this command, if the required files are not installed already Maven project creation So, as we already installed Maven in our System now, we are going to create Maven web project using above command syntax from command line mvn archetype:generate -DgroupId= -DartifactId=first-spring-boot-example -DarchetypeArtifactId=maven-archetype-webapp -DinteractiveMode=false Archetype is a template toolkit which contains the project prototype we wish to create.īelow is the syntax we use to create a Maven project by using it’s archetype:generate goal. We use Maven’s Archetype plugin to create our web project. Maven provides us with better options to create a web project from command prompt. Now, we are going to discuss, creating a web application using Maven a simple Spring Boot working example. Through the series of articles so far, we discussed about an overview of Spring Boot and setting up a development environment to build the applications.

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