02.egovFrame Development Environment workshop I

eGovFrame Lab Workbook
Development Environment

eGovFrame Center
2012

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1. Development Environment Setup

Composition of the Lab environment

Configuration of the Lab environment

2. Development Environment Practice

[LAB1] Create and run Sample Project

[LAB2] Hello World Test

[LAB3] Code Generation

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Composition of the Lab environment Development Environment

The lab consists of the following environments
 Install
- Unzip eGovFrame-2.0zip under C: drive
 Installed Software
- JDK5.0 (1.5.0_22) & JDK6.0 (1.6.0_29)
- Eclipse JEE Helios SR2
- Apache Tomcat 6.0.35 & 7.0.23
- Maven 2.2.1/Maven 3.0.3
 Directory Information
Directory Description
bin • Executable file directory
- jdk1.5.0 / jdk1.6.0 • JDK5.0(1.5.0_22), JDK6.0(1.6.0_29)
- apache-tomcat-6.0.35
• Apache Tomcat 6 & 7
- apache-tomcat-7.0.23
- apache-maven-2.2.1 • Maven (MAVEN_HOME)
• Eclipse JEE Helios SR2 (3.6.2)
- eclipse
• Include implementation tools plug-ins
maven/repository • Maven Local Repository
workspace • Eclipse project workspace

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Configuration Development Environment

Check plug-in configuration through Window  Preference menu in Eclipse.
 Check basic encoding (UTF-8) – General > Workspace

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 Check Maven(m2eclipse) configuration– Maven > User Settings

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 Check installed JRE – Java > Installed JREs

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 Check Apache Tomcat Server configuration – Server > Runtime Environments

C:/eGovFrame-2.0/bin/apache-tomcat-6.0.35

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1. Development Environment Setup

Composition of the Lab environment

Configuration of the Lab environment

2. Development Environment Practice

[LAB1] Create and run Sample Project

[LAB2] Hello World Test

[LAB3] Code Generation

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[[LAB1] Generate Sample Project Development Environment

Learn the functionality of the tools as creating and running the sample project, based on the eGovFrame
implementation tools.
 [Step 1-1] Select eGovFramework>start>New Web Project menu in Eclipse

Select eGovFramework
Web Project

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[LAB1] Generate Sample Project Development Environment

 [Step 1-2] Input below data to project creation wizard in Eclipse and click „Next‟ button.
Check „Generate Example‟ element, then click „Finish‟ button. Create a project.

Element Input Data Remarks
Project name lab101

Target Runtime Apache Tomcat 6.0

Dynamic Web
2.5 Automatic input
Module Version
Group Id egovlab

Artifact Id lab101 Automatic input

Version 1.0.0 Automatic input

Example Code Generation

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 [Step 1-3] Select the project and run „Maven > Update Project Configuration‟. It reflects the Maven
configuration.

Reflect Maven
configuration setting

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[[LAB1] Generate Sample Project Development Environment

 [Step 1-4] Run each phase in Maven lifecycle as running the project build. Select and run „Run As >
Maven package‟ menu. Then check the build description on the console and build output which is war file
under the „target‟ directory.

Reflect Maven configuration

Generate war file

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 [Step 1-5] Run HSQL DB for project execution.
Input and run „runHsqlDB.cmd‟ command which is under „DATABASE/db‟ directory in the project.

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 [Step 1-6] Select a project and run „Run As > Run on Server‟ menu. Run a project.
Check features of the executed project. (Sample application URL : http://localhost:8080/lab101/)

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[LAB2] Hello World Test Development Environment

As creating TestCase based on Maven project, learn test tool functions

 [Step 2-1] Check LAB2 Maven basic project structure, create HelloWorldServiceTest with a Spring Test
function
package egovframework.guide.helloworld;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

import javax.annotation.Resource;

import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.springframework.test.context.ContextConfiguration;
import org.springframework.test.context.junit4.SpringJUnit4ClassRunner;

@RunWith(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.class)
@ContextConfiguration(locations={"/context-helloworld.xml"})

public class HelloWorldServiceTest {
private HelloWorldService helloworld;

@Resource(name="helloworld")
[ Maven based Project public void setHelloWorld(HelloWorldService hello) {
this.helloworld = hello;
Structure] }

@Test
public void SayHello() {
assertEquals( "Hello egov framework!!!", helloworld.sayHello() );
}
}

[ Hello World TestCase]

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[LAB2] Hello World Test Development Environment

 [Step 2-2] Run TestCase

- Run test: : Select HelloWorldServiceTest class -> Run As -> JUnit Test

 [Step 2-3] Check a test result

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[LAB3] Code Generation Development Environment

As creating CRUD project based on Template, learn a Code Generation function.
 [Step 3-1] Open lab103 project, connect to SampleDB HSQLDB in the Data Source Explorer.

 [Step 3-2] As using “Show View” function from main menu, run eGovFramework > eGocFrame
Templates View.

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 [Step 3-3] Select lab103 project, double click “eGovFrame Templates > CRUD > CRUD Program“ in the
eGovFrame Template view.

 [Step 3-4] Select PUBLIC > SAMPLE table and click “NEXT” button.

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 [Step 3-5] . Input directory information for automatically generation source code, and then click “Finish”
button.

Kildong, Hong
2012.10.10

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 [Step 3-6] Open sql-map-config.xml file from egovframework.sqlmap.rte package in the
src/main/resource, add created Sample_SQL.xml file.

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 [Step 3-7] Run the created project. Click lab103 > Run As > Run on Server

 [Step 3-8] Check created project functions on the web browser.

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