What is the method for building with Jenkins and Maven?

The steps for building Maven with Jenkins are as follows:

1. To install Jenkins: First, you need to install Jenkins on the server. You can refer to the official Jenkins documentation for specific installation methods.
2. To create a Jenkins project, go to the Jenkins management interface and click on the “New Item” button to create a new project. Select the “Freestyle project” type and set a project name.
3. Configure project: On the project configuration page, locate the “Build” section, click on the “Add build step” button, and select “Maven”.
4. Setup Maven path: In the “Maven” section, choose the “Maven version” and configure the “Maven path”. If Maven is already installed on the server and the environment variables are correctly set up, Jenkins will automatically detect the Maven path.
5. Set up Maven build command: In the “Maven” section, configure the Maven build command to be executed. For example, you can set “clean install” to compile and package the project.
6. Set up build triggers: on the project configuration page, locate the “Build Triggers” section and select a method to trigger the build. Options include scheduled build, code change trigger, or other methods.
7. Save and create project: Once the configuration is completed, click on the “Save” button to save the project settings. Then, click on the “Build Now” button to start building the project.
8. View build results: On the project page in Jenkins, you can check the status and results of the build. If the build is successful, you can view the build logs and artifacts.

These steps provide only the basic Maven build configuration, you can make more advanced configurations according to the specific needs of your project, such as setting build parameters, plugin configurations, and so on.