Boostrapping ADAMS applications simply from list of modules, without compilation.
Additional jars (binary and sources) can be injected into the process as well.
You can either generate cross-platform applications, by using shell scripts for
Linux/Mac and batch files for Windows, or Linux packages for Debian (.deb)
and/or Redhat (.rpm).
Allows bootstrapping of ADAMS applications by simply supplying the modules.
Usage: [--help] [-m DIR] [-u FILE] [-j DIR] [-p FILE] [-n NAME]
-M MODULES -V VERSION [-d DEPENDENCY...] [-D FILE...]
[-J JAR_OR_DIR...] [-s] [-S JAR_OR_DIR...] -o DIR [-C]
[-v JVM...] [-c CLASSNAME] [--deb] [--deb-snippet FILE] [--rpm]
[--rpm-snippet FILE] [-l]
Options:
-m, --maven_home DIR
The directory with a local Maven installation to use instead of the
bundled one.
-u, --maven_user_settings FILE
The file with the maven user settings to use other than
$HOME/.m2/settings.xml.
-j, --java_home DIR
The Java home to use for the Maven execution.
-p, --pom_template FILE
The alternative template for the pom.xml to use.
-n, --name NAME
The name to use for the project in the pom.xml. Also used as library
directory and executable name when generating Debian/Redhat packages.
-M, --module MODULES
The comma-separated list of ADAMS modules to use for the application,
e.g.: adams-weka,adams-groovy,adams-excel
-V, --version VERSION
The version of ADAMS to use, e.g., '20.1.1' or '20.2.0-SNAPSHOT'.
Use 'LATEST' to use the latest snapshot version available.
-d, --dependency DEPENDENCY
The additional maven dependencies to use for bootstrapping ADAMS
(group:artifact:version), e.g.: nz.ac.waikato.cms.weka:kfGroovy:1.0.12
-D, --dependency-file FILE
The file(s) with additional maven dependencies to use for bootstrapping
ADAMS (group:artifact:version), one dependency per line.
-J, --external-jar JAR_OR_DIR
The external jar or directory with jar files to also include in the
application.
-s, --sources
If enabled, source jars of all the Maven artifacts will get downloaded
as well and stored in a separated directory.
-S, --external-source JAR_OR_DIR
The external source jar or directory with source jar files to also
include in the application.
-o, --output_dir DIR
The directory to output the bootstrapped ADAMS application in.
-C, --clean
If enabled, the 'clean' goals gets executed.
-v, --jvm JVM
The parameters to pass to the JVM before launching the application in
the scripts.
-c, --main_class CLASSNAME
The main class to launch in the scripts.
--deb
If enabled, a Debian .deb package is generated. Required tools: fakeroot,
dpkg-deb
--deb-snippet FILE
The custom Maven pom.xml snippet for generating a Debian package.
--rpm
If enabled, a Redhat .rpm package is generated.
--rpm-snippet FILE
The custom Maven pom.xml snippet for generating a Redhat package.
-l, --list_modules
If enabled, all currently available ADAMS modules are output (all other
options get ignored).
The following examples bootstrap an ADAMS application (from the 20.1.1 release) with support for Weka, Groovy and Excel:
java -jar instant-adams-0.1.4-spring-boot.jar \
-C \
-M adams-weka,adams-groovy,adams-excel \
-V 20.1.1 \
-o ./out \
-v -Xmx1g
And the same using Java:
import adams.bootstrap.Main;
import java.io.File;
public class BootstrapTest {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Main main = new Main()
.clean(true)
.modules("adams-weka,adams-groovy,adams-excel")
.version("20.1.1")
.outputDir(new File("./out"))
.jvm("-Xmx1g");
String result = main.execute();
if (result != null)
System.err.println(result);
}
} The same, but compiled as Debian (.deb) package:
java -jar instant-adams-0.1.4-spring-boot.jar \
-C \
-M adams-weka,adams-groovy,adams-excel \
-n adams-test \
-V 20.1.1 \
-o ./out \
-v -Xmx1g \
--deb
And the same using Java:
import adams.bootstrap.Main;
import java.io.File;
public class BootstrapTest {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Main main = new Main()
.clean(true)
.modules("adams-weka,adams-groovy,adams-excel")
.name("adams-test")
.version("20.1.1")
.outputDir(new File("./out"))
.jvm("-Xmx1g")
.debian(true);
String result = main.execute();
if (result != null)
System.err.println(result);
}
} Note: The name is used as package name and executable for launching the
application, in this case you will get /usr/bin/weka.
<dependency>
<groupId>nz.ac.waikato.cms.adams</groupId>
<artifactId>instant-adams</artifactId>
<version>0.1.5</version>
</dependency>