Building a multi-module enterprise Java application with Maven and Open Liberty
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Learn how to build and manage a multi-module enterprise Java application with Maven and Open Liberty. Explore how to structure large-scale applications using Maven for dependency management and Open Liberty for deployment, ensuring modular, maintainable code.
At a Glance
You will learn how to build an application with multiple modules with Maven and Open Liberty.
- establish a dependency between a web module and a Java library module,
- use Maven to package the WAR file and the JAR file into an EAR file so that you can run and test the application on Open Liberty, and
- use Liberty Maven plug-in to develop a multi-module application in development mode without having to prebuild the JAR and WAR files. In development mode, your changes are automatically picked up by the running server.
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