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(3) Modify the pom.xml file to correctly label our ONOS application:

$ cd meowster-customsample
$ vi pom.xml

(3a) Change the description:

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From the top level project directory (the one with the pom.xml file) build the project:

$ mvn clean install

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[INFO] Installing /Users/simonh/dev/meow/customsample/meowster-customsample/target/meowster-customsample-1.0-SNAPSHOT.oar to 
       /Users/simonh/.m2/repository/org/meowster/app/customsample/meowster-customsample/1.0-SNAPSHOT/meowster-customsample-1.0-SNAPSHOT.oar
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Assuming that you have ONOS running on your local machine, you can install (and activate) the app from the command line:

$ onos-app localhost install! target/meowster-customsample-1.0-SNAPSHOT.oar

You should see some JSON output that looks something like this:

{
  "name":"org.meowster.app.customsample",
  "id":39,
  "version":"1.0.SNAPSHOT",
  "description":"Meowster Sample ONOS Custom-View App",
  "origin":"Meowster, Inc.",
  "permissions":"[]",
  "featuresRepo":"mvn:org.meowster.app.customsample/meowster-customsample/1.0-SNAPSHOT/xml/features",
  "features":"[meowster-customsample]",
  "state":"ACTIVE"
}

(Note that the above has been formatted for readability; what you will see will be more smushed together.)

After refreshing the GUI in your web browser, the navigation menu should have an additional entry:

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