Adding Java Projects
Seed gives you a zero-config way to deploy Serverless Java projects. We currently support:
- Java 8
- Java 11
Seed also provides out-of-the-box support for the following ways to build your project:
Using Maven
Seed first checks if you have a pom.xml
file in your project. If so, then it assumes that you have the right steps for building your project.
We have a simple starter repo with the Maven example here.
Using Gradle
If a pom.xml
is not found, then Seed will look to see if you have a build.gradle
file in your project. If you do, then it will run the following while building your project:
$ gradle wrapper
$ ./gradlew build
We also have a simple starter repo with the Gradle example here.
Once the project has been built (with either of the two above approaches), Seed continues the standard Serverless deployment process.
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