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Exactly how did you share the project with the Web App so that the Web App was aware of the shared project? Was it simply a Hibernate Dependency entry or an Eclipse setting or combination of the two?
this may be a dumb question but is there any way to see this video where the code is more legible? Everything looks so pixalated it’s hard to read. great explanations though!
I’m going through these videos and they are nice for general information but I’d like to see how you actually build something in the tool suite, not see projects already done. It’d be nice if he walked you through building an actual project.. Hopefully the videos I haven’t seen yet have that.
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They always skip the project setup part because it’s a mess and would make them look stupid.
You create a project and get tens of errors from the get go!
Then you try to cope with the missing Maven repositories. Yes, because all projects, when they are created, have a lot of dependencies, but don’t have the repositories defined in the created pom.xml.
Dito with below comments.
We need higher resolution or triple font size so code is legible in the video
AND
It would be better if the project was built from the ground up starting with a empty Spring Source Install instead of just having you hit highlights of a already developed application.
I can’t read a word of this code. The resolution is awful!