These Meister tutorials can help you understand how you can define your Projects, Builds and Continuous Integration Workflows to Meister.
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Creating a Dependency Directory
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This Meister tutorial shows you how to create a Project and assign your Dependency Directories to the Project |
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Creating a portable and reusable Dependency Directory
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This Meister tutorial shows you how to make your Dependency Directory listing reusable and portable using environment variables. |
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Creating a Dependency Directory to support a Lifecycle staged re lease model |
Dependency Directories can be defined in many ways. This Meister tutorial shows you how to define a Dependency Directory to support a Lifecycle development model. |
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Defining a custom Java Build Service for the Enterprise
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Build Services are the heart of the Meister Build engine. This Meister tutorial shows you how to customize the Java Build Service for your environment. |
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Defining a custom .Net Build Service for the Enterprise
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Build Services are the heart of the Meister Build engine. This Meister tutorial shows you how to customize a .Net Build Service for your environment |
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A Target File defines the binary that you will be creating. This Meister tutorial covers the basics of Targets. |
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You must define a Target in order to execute your build. This Meister tutorial shows you how to define a Target. |
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Creating Workflows and executing Builds
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Workflows connect ALM activities that support pre and post build steps. This tutorial shows you how to create a Workflow and execute a build. |
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Running builds from the Command Line
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There are cases where you may need to execute your Meister Build from a command line so that it can be called from another process. This Meister tutorial shows you how to call Meister from the command line. |
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Creating and executing nested Workflows
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Simplifying your Workflow involves calling standard Workflow activities that may have already been defined in an existing Workflow. This Mojo/Meister tutorial shows you how to create nested Workflows. |
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Gathering Impact Analysis and Audit Information
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Auditing your build is a strong feature of Meister. This Meister tutorial shows you how to execute build audits and display impact analysis. |
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This Meister tutorial will help the Java developer understand how to create Build Service Mappings. |
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