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    Maven is a build automation tool used to manage Java projects and automate build processes. It uses a Project Object Model (POM) file to manage a project's build configuration and dependencies. The POM defines project attributes including the groupId, artifactId, and version, as well as dependencies and plugins used in the build. Maven has three main build lifecycles - compile, test, and package - each consisting of phases like validate, compile, test, package, and deploy. It handles building projects, reporting, documentation, and managing dependencies.

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    Maven is a build automation tool used to manage Java projects and automate build processes. It uses a Project Object Model (POM) file to manage a project's build configuration and dependencies. The POM defines project attributes including the groupId, artifactId, and version, as well as dependencies and plugins used in the build. Maven has three main build lifecycles - compile, test, and package - each consisting of phases like validate, compile, test, package, and deploy. It handles building projects, reporting, documentation, and managing dependencies.

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    Maven is a build automation tool used to manage Java projects and automate build processes. It uses a Project Object Model (POM) file to manage a project's build configuration and dependencies. The POM defines project attributes including the groupId, artifactId, and version, as well as dependencies and plugins used in the build. Maven has three main build lifecycles - compile, test, and package - each consisting of phases like validate, compile, test, package, and deploy. It handles building projects, reporting, documentation, and managing dependencies.

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    Maven - Coalescing Pipeline

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    Maven is a build automation tool used to manage Java projects and automate build processes. It uses a Project Object Model (POM) file to manage a project's build configuration and dependencies. The POM defines project attributes including the groupId, artifactId, and version, as well as dependencies and plugins used in the build. Maven has three main build lifecycles - compile, test, and package - each consisting of phases like validate, compile, test, package, and deploy. It handles building projects, reporting, documentation, and managing dependencies.

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    Maven -Coalescing Pipeline

    1.Maven build process is composed of one build life cycles but has one or more
    phases.
    ->Comprehension and Management tool.

    2.POM stands for __________ in maven.


    ->Project Object Model.

    3.How to check maven version


    ->mvn -version

    4.Maven is _______________
    ->Comprehension and Management tool.

    5.Command to generate Super POM view


    ->mvn help:effective-pom

    6.Which option stands true for Super POM


    ->Both the options mentioned

    7.What are the minimal coordinate attributes required for pom xlm file
    ->groupId:artifactId:version

    8.What was POM named in maven 1


    ->project.xml

    9.Resources needed for generating build using pom.xml files are


    ->Source code location, test source location and dependency details

    10.Exclusive quantifies boundary range is defined as


    ->[3.8,4.6)

    11.Maven dependencies are stored in ____________


    ->repository

    12.Maven search for dependency in ___________________


    ->search in all three repositories

    13.What does dependency range mean, [2.0.7, 2.0.9)


    ->2.0.7,2.0.8

    14.local repository could be one on the web server.


    ->F

    15.Inclusive quantifiers boundary range is defined as


    ->[, 3.8]

    16.Which of the flow is correct for Build life cycle


    ->validate->compile->Test->Package->integrate->verify->install->deploy

    17.A build goal is peripheral for a phase when pom binds all goal to the
    corresponding life cycle
    ->F

    18.Which of the flow is correct for clean life cycle.


    ->pre clean , clean ,post clean
    19.What are the three builds in maven life cycle
    ->default,clean,site

    20.Syntax used for compiling the maven project.


    ->mvn compile

    21.How to get the maven path


    ->whereis mvn

    22.While creating maven project, we must enter value for

    i. groupId
    ii. artifactId
    iii. package
    iv. version
    ->I, ii, iii and iv

    23.Which plugin is needed to compile project.


    ->mvn-compile-plugin

    24.How can we compile and generate war file using single command
    ->mvn compile war:war

    25.How to generate war file


    ->mvn package

    26.What is archetype
    ->It is maven project templating toolkit

    27.To generate war file using single command,which command in these option is
    correct
    ->mvn archetype:generate -DgroupId=com.fresco.play -DartifactId=First-WebApp
    -DarchetypeArtifactId=maven-archetype-webapp -DinteractiveMode=false

    28.War files are created for ____________


    ->Web Application

    29.Syntax to create maven project.


    ->mvn archetype:generate

    30.Surefire plugins are used for


    ->for running Junit test and report generation

    31.Which command is used for checking upgrade check


    ->-Dsurefire.junit4.upgradecheck

    32.Maven plugin is
    ->Both the options mentioned

    33.What are the types of maven plugins


    ->Build and Reporting Plugins.

    34.Which command is used for generating Unit test reports


    ->mvn surefire-report:report

    35.Which command is used for skipping the test


    ->mvn install -DskipTests
    36.Super POM is a view-only POM for attributes of all dependencies exists across
    multiple POMs
    ->F

    37.Surefire reports are in


    ->*.xml format

    38.To validate maven project we use


    ->mvn validate-project

    39.It is mandatory to have at least one goal associated with a build phase
    ->T

    40.Dependency Management allows to


    ->consolidate and centralize the management of dependency versions

    41.Syntax used to build maven site


    ->mvn package site.

    42.Site life cycle have


    ->pre-site->site->post-site->deploy

    43.Syntax used to create war file


    ->mvn archetype:generate -DgroupId=com.fresco.play -DartifactId=First-WebApp
    -DarchetypeArtifactId=maven-archetype-webapp -DinteractiveMode=true

    44.Which of the flow is correct for clean life cycle.


    ->pre clean , clean ,post clean

    45.Site life cycle have


    ->pre-site->site->post-site->deploy

    1. Syntax used to build maven site


    ->mvn site package.(W)

    2. Which command is used to remove build data and target directory .


    ->mvn clean package.(W)

    3. Surefire reports are in


    ->*.xml format(W)

    4.4. Super POM is a view-only POM for attributes of all dependencies exists across
    multiple POMs
    ->T(c)

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