Basic project for WebJET CMS.
Always use a gradle wrapper using gradlew, never use your global gradle command directly. The command gradlew will use the project version of gradle, it will not conflict with your global version.
Add --info to get more detailed information about the command's execution
project compilation
gradlew compileJava
compiling including rebuilding libraries (especially when the SNAPSHOT version of WJ changes)
gradlew compileJava --refresh-dependencies --info
Additional steps may be required in your IDE to update the libraries so that the IDE sees the change. For example in VS Code, the given gradle command must be executed from the Gradle console (the Gradle icon is in the left bar). In Tasks, open the other node, right-click on compileJava and select Run Task With Args. Use --refresh-dependencies --info as arguments. Alternatively, save the command with arguments to your own list via Pin Task With Args option.
List of dependencies/jar libraries used
gradlew dependencies --configuration default
Tomcat
gradlew appRun
gradlew appStop
Creating the distribution WAR archive
gradlew war
In the file build.gradle there is a section ```ext``' in which the version of WebJET CMS used in the project is set:
ext {
webjetVersion = "2024.0-SNAPSHOT";
}in the preview it's version 2024.0-SNAPSHOT, where SNAPSHOT means it's the latest version of the 2024 series. The latest version may always contain work-in-progress functionality, so consider using it according to changelist .
You can find a list of all available versions in the documentation in the installation section.