Your page should look similar to this, depending on how you searched for Spring Web: It's easier to add dependencies at a later date than it is to remove dependencies that you may, or may not, be relying on at a future date! You should only ever add what you know you'll need at this step. One thing to note here is that it's really easy to add dependencies to your Spring project once you have created it. Alternatively, you can expand the Web node (second from the top) and select Spring Web. This will show you all dependencies that relate to Web development, we want the first one, Spring Web. Let's start typing in Web and see what options we get. We're going to keep it really simple for this project as we just want to serve the string "Hello World" locally in our browser. To do the latter you would need to select WARģ) The next page is where you can configure your Spring Initializr project and add the required dependencies. We will use JAR for this demo because we're not going to run it on an application server. This is the Language Level for your project which determines coding assistance provided in the editor. This is the version of Java SDK that your project will be compiled against. This is a concatenation of your Group and Name so you don't need to change it. This is the name given to any artifacts produced, it will be derived from the Name you used so you don't need to change it.
This forms part of your package name, you can change it if you want to. If you want to use the Gradle build system, then please let us know and we'll add it to our list. This demo uses the Maven build system so please select that option. This will be the default IntelliJ IDEA location, you can change it if you want to. Give your project a helpful name such as HelloWorld. Alternatively click the New Project button on the Welcome screen.Ģ) Select Spring Initializr on the left-hand side and then enter the following options: Field Name Creating your Spring Boot Projectġ) If you're in an IntelliJ IDEA project already, select File > Project. It is based off Building an Application with Spring Boot. This functionality is only available with IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate. This tutorial uses IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate because we want to create a new project using Spring Initializr.
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