Spring Framework Master Class - Java Spring the Modern Way - Step 2-Understanding Project Object Model pom.xml

The video tutorial explains the Project Object Model (POM) in Maven, detailing its components such as group ID, artifact ID, version, and packaging. It covers POM inheritance, properties like Java version, and the importance of dependencies, including transitive dependencies. The tutorial demonstrates how dependencies are managed in Maven and how they affect project builds.

What does POM stand for in a Maven project?

• Process Object Model

• Package Object Model

• Project Object Model

• Program Object Model

Why are group ID and artifact ID important in a Maven project?

• They determine the project's license.

• They specify the project's programming language.

• They are used to uniquely identify and use the project.

• They define the project's build tool.

What does a snapshot version indicate in a Maven project?

• The project is in production.

• The project is under development.

• The project is archived.

• The project is deprecated.

Which packaging type is used for Java web applications?

• TAR

• JAR

• WAR

• EAR

What is the role of a parent POM in Maven?

• It defines the project's dependencies.

• It specifies the project's main class.

• It provides inheritance for common configurations.

• It manages the project's version control.

What are transitive dependencies in Maven?

• Dependencies that are deprecated.

• Dependencies that are optional for the project.

• Dependencies that are automatically included through other dependencies.

• Dependencies that are directly specified in the POM.

How are repositories configured in a POM file?

• By specifying the repository URL in the POM.

• By listing all dependencies in the repository.

• By defining the repository's license.

• By setting the repository's access permissions.