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First docker version of the Java Spring Boot and Angular 2 ‘Hello World’ tutorial
I updated the basic example that you can find here: https://marco.dev/2016/02/23/spring-boot-angularjs-2-typescript-hello-world-tutorial/
Now it is compatible with docker. You can download the first version of the dockerfile here:
https://github.com/marco76/SpringAngular2TypeScript/blob/master/Dockerfile
It’s only a first test and a lot of work is still needed but you can build it:
docker build -t my-java-app .
The source code and the dependencies are downloaded. When the build end you can launch the application:
docker run –rm -it -p 8080:8080 my-java-app java -jar /usr/src/myapp/angular2.jar
You can see the result on localhost:8080
Many people asked how to compile the project in eclipse … well, no need of eclipse or other IDE.
The procedure of creation of a unique war/jar is a bit complicated at the moment but only maven and npm are used. Typescript and npm compile the Angular files. Maven compile the java classes and build the jar/war including the backend (java) and frontend (javascript).
Personally I think that the frontend and backend should be developed in 2 separated projects.
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