01 - Encapsulation Lab Assignment

The document provides instructions for adding database admin features to a Java bookstore web app. It outlines 11 steps including setting up GitHub desktop, installing JDK and Maven, forking and cloning the Java-BookStore repository, importing the project into Eclipse/STS, verifying the local environment by running tests with Maven and Tomcat, and pushing code to GitHub for verification.

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01 - Encapsulation Lab Assignment

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ADD DATABASE ADMIN FEATURES TO A JAVA BOOK STORE WEB APP

1. set up github desktop app in your system

2. download and install jdk

3. Install Eclipse /STS ide

4.Installing maven

Go to maven download the zip file and create a folder in c drive as maven and extract the files

Go to environment variable settings and search for path and paste the path of maven till bin folder.
Open the command prompt and check the version of maven by using command mvn version

Below screen will appear

5.please click the url to https://github.com/pluralsight-projects/Java-BookStore.

6. click the fork button and this project will be added to your github account.

7. Repo successfully forked at https://github.com/SasirekhaVijayan/Java-BookStore.git.

8. Next step is to clone the repository.

9. The project is available in this workspace C:\Working Files\JavaWorkspace\Java-BookStore

10. Import the maven project using STS i.e File->maven-Existing Maven Project->Browse Java-
BookStore then the project would be loaded in to STS.

11. Verify Local Environment

Installation

Before starting, make sure you install JDK 8 and Maven and tomcat 7. Follow the installation

Setup and Running Tests

Running tests in a Java Project is a two step process. First, open up a terminal window and cd into
your project directory. Then type the following command to install and run your project on a Tomcat
server:

mvn clean install tomcat9:run

Once that is running the terminal should display something similar to the following:

INFO: Starting Servlet Engine: Apache Tomcat/

May 21, 2018 10:22:35 PM org.apache.coyote.AbstractProtocol start
INFO: Starting ProtocolHandler ["http-bio-8080"]
Leave that running, and in another terminal type the following:

mvn -Pintegration verify

Running that command should show you the failing tests. This is good! We'll be fixing these
tests once we jump into the build step.

As you move through the modules, you can run module-specific tests that are shown above
the tasks in each module.

Previewing Your Work

In order to see your changes in a browser, make sure Tomcat is still running in your terminal,
and visit http://localhost:8080/books/list in a browser to see the app running.

Output:

Have you pushed your code to GitHub?

In order to verify your code on Pluralsight, you need to open up your computer's terminal at the
root folder of this project and run the following commands: