Help wanted....
My current structure is follow
|- security-guide
|- ui
|- resource
|- pom.xml
On 2nd section "The Resource Server" once you have finished setting up resource project what level of the directory should I be to when I run mvn spring-boot:run -Dserver.port=9000 in the command line? Should I be under security-guide? or should I be in resource?
Logically I should be in the parent root (security-guide) this way the application is build with ui and resource server as one application. But when I run mvn spring-boot:run -Dserver.port=9000 or mvn spring-boot:run in the parent root (security-guide) maven only builds ui , and initialize Tomcat port 8080. It does not continue to build resource server unless I quite ui's Tomcat. Is this normal? Is there something I need to adjust in the pom files for maven to build two modules into one application?
Suggestion:
There is a significant structural change in 2nd section "The Resource Server". The project went from maven single project to a multi-module maven project. Although it is outside of the topic but I think the guide should indicate the change and provide an oversite on how the project will work with this new structure the benefits and how this structure plays out in a later section of the guide. As a beginner its really hard to follow...
Help wanted....
My current structure is follow
On 2nd section "The Resource Server" once you have finished setting up resource project what level of the directory should I be to when I run
mvn spring-boot:run -Dserver.port=9000in the command line? Should I be under security-guide? or should I be in resource?Logically I should be in the parent root (security-guide) this way the application is build with ui and resource server as one application. But when I run
mvn spring-boot:run -Dserver.port=9000ormvn spring-boot:runin the parent root (security-guide) maven only builds ui , and initialize Tomcat port 8080. It does not continue to build resource server unless I quite ui's Tomcat. Is this normal? Is there something I need to adjust in the pom files for maven to build two modules into one application?Suggestion:
There is a significant structural change in 2nd section "The Resource Server". The project went from maven single project to a multi-module maven project. Although it is outside of the topic but I think the guide should indicate the change and provide an oversite on how the project will work with this new structure the benefits and how this structure plays out in a later section of the guide. As a beginner its really hard to follow...