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This archetype has laid the base application code down, in a directory named meowster-sample. Next we will fold in UI components from an overlay archetype...
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Note, the only difference between this command and the last is changing the "app" keyword to "ui"...
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$ onos-create-app ui org.meowster.app.sample meowster-sample |
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(3) Modify the pom.xml file to mark the module as an ONOS appcorrectly label our ONOS application:
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$ cd meowster-custom $ vi pom.xml |
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<description>Meowster Sample ONOS App</description> |
(3b) In the <properties> section (just below the description), change the app name and origin:
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Start by selecting File --> New --> Project from Existing Sources...
Then navigate to the top level pom.xml file and press OK:
On the next screen, you might wish to checkmark the following two items:
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...since they are not selected by default.
IntelliJ should find the 1.0-SNAPSHOT:
If presented with a choice of Java versions, select 1.8:
Finally, finish with the name of the project:
Once the project loads, you should finally see a directory structure like this:
Building and Installing the App
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