Hubert Klein Ikkink [Deactivated] [Suspended]

This post is from 6 years ago and Gradle 1.6 was the latest at that time.

Jib creates a Dockerfile file for us. If you want to see it you can run the Gradle task "jibExportDockerContext".

Hi, I think you replied to the wrong article :) I cannot see a resemblance between your code and my samples. If you mention the source of the code you are free to copy the examples.

You would type

$ gradle wsdl2java

Hi Robert,

it is correct IntelliJ doesn't recognise the buildInfo() method in the springBoot {...} configuration block. But although it isn't recognised as valid option when we run Gradle the file build-info.properties should be created.

I am not sure what you mean by the "version" attribute from the environment "context". If you want to read the version attribute saved in build-info.properties, you could read the build-info.properties file in the main method of your Spring application. Once you have read the build-info.properties you can access all the attributes.

Kind regards, Hubert Klein Ikkink

I think "raw" is the default encoding in Grails 1.3.4. You need to use encodeAsHTML() to have the value escaped. Also check out http://docs.grails.org/1.3.4/guide/single.html#11.2%20Encoding%20and%20Decoding%20Objects

Hi Alexis, yes you're right. The assertion should be json2.

This happens because the uploadArchives task depends on the jar task by default. But then the bootRepackage task is not executed, that actually overwrites the jar file with the full executable jar file.

If you add to your build.gradle file that the task uploadArchives depends on the assemble task the bootRepackage task is invoked before uploadArchives:

uploadArchives.dependsOn(assemble)

If you want to run your application as a service on Linux. You don't need anything else, just the executable JAR. It has all the commands to stop/start/restart, check the status.

Errata: Code was written in Groovy 2.1 not in 1.2 ;-)

Hi, did you remove the "old" Groovy 1.5.5 library from the Libraries section? If not NetBeans loads the old library first so you cannot use the Date.format method. If you want I can take a look at your NetBeans project to see if I can find the problem. Just send me a message via my profile page (http://netbeans.dzone.com/users/mrhaki).

Hi, did you remove the "old" Groovy 1.5.5 library from the Libraries section? If not NetBeans loads the old library first so you cannot use the Date.format method. If you want I can take a look at your NetBeans project to see if I can find the problem. Just send me a message via my profile page (http://netbeans.dzone.com/users/mrhaki).

Hi, did you remove the "old" Groovy 1.5.5 library from the Libraries section? If not NetBeans loads the old library first so you cannot use the Date.format method. If you want I can take a look at your NetBeans project to see if I can find the problem. Just send me a message via my profile page (http://netbeans.dzone.com/users/mrhaki).

Hi, did you remove the "old" Groovy 1.5.5 library from the Libraries section? If not NetBeans loads the old library first so you cannot use the Date.format method. If you want I can take a look at your NetBeans project to see if I can find the problem. Just send me a message via my profile page (http://netbeans.dzone.com/users/mrhaki).

Hi, did you remove the "old" Groovy 1.5.5 library from the Libraries section? If not NetBeans loads the old library first so you cannot use the Date.format method. If you want I can take a look at your NetBeans project to see if I can find the problem. Just send me a message via my profile page (http://netbeans.dzone.com/users/mrhaki).

Hi, did you remove the "old" Groovy 1.5.5 library from the Libraries section? If not NetBeans loads the old library first so you cannot use the Date.format method. If you want I can take a look at your NetBeans project to see if I can find the problem. Just send me a message via my profile page (http://netbeans.dzone.com/users/mrhaki).

Hi, did you remove the "old" Groovy 1.5.5 library from the Libraries section? If not NetBeans loads the old library first so you cannot use the Date.format method. If you want I can take a look at your NetBeans project to see if I can find the problem. Just send me a message via my profile page (http://netbeans.dzone.com/users/mrhaki).

Hi, did you remove the "old" Groovy 1.5.5 library from the Libraries section? If not NetBeans loads the old library first so you cannot use the Date.format method. If you want I can take a look at your NetBeans project to see if I can find the problem. Just send me a message via my profile page (http://netbeans.dzone.com/users/mrhaki).