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Build and Integration Environment for Java / Java EE

Is there such a thing in a standard way?

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Java source code - test code - Ant or Maven JUnit Continuous integration (possibly cruise control) ClearCase version control tool Deploy to application server

in the end I would like to have an automated build and integration environment.

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Sounds like a job for Hudson .



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There is no end to possible solutions. Take a look at the continuous integration matrix for generic solutions and related features. Hope you can make a decision based on this.



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Have a look at Apache Continuum .

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The toolbox can be

IntelliJ

Ant

  • Ant files can be generated with intellij
  • Then you need to write some ant to run your tests!
  • Then you need to write some ant to package your application
  • Then you need to write some ant to deploy the application
    • including configuration of queues, databases, etc. ( dbdeploy might work for this)

TeamCity

Subversion is good and easy. ClearCase is shocking, stay away.

If you are using Java EE then you will probably have a website, if so you can use WebDriver , possibly in combination with WindowLicker

If you have a database broker or jms, make sure each developer has THEIR OWNER! This is very important - make sure everyone has a copy with which they can do what they like, and obviously a continuous integration (CI) environment should have its own copy too!

The ROI of such an environment can be enormous. In my current project, we have a two-click automation to production coming straight from TeamCity.

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I suggest installing below:

Spring Toolkit www.springsource.org/ - IDE with maven plugin for development and Accurev plugin for repo management.

Accurev www.accurev.com - For source code repository / version control.

Maven maven.apache.org - for the build process.

Hudson hudson-ci.org/ - Automate build and integration.

JIRA www.atlassian.com/JIRA - for tracking bugs / bugs.

Rally www.rallydev.com - for project management.

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