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Supported Versions

• Java 8 must be used on the endpoint

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Key Features

• Optional arguments to build a development version of your web application:
  • Release: Build in release mode. 
  • Build configuration: Specify the build config file for signing the hybrid app.
  • SASS: Manages Sass compilation.
  • SVG: Manages SVG re-compilation for JET specified theme.
  • Themes: Specify the theme to use for the application. The theme defaults to alta:web, but you can specify a hybrid mobile theme (alta:android, alta:ios, alta:windows) if you want your application to have the look and feel of a mobile application. You can edit the default alta theme as you wish after deployment. Oracle has a great example for changing theme to fit your application needs: https://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/jet/public_samples/JET-Theme-Builder/public_html/index.html.
  • User: Specify user defined options.
  • Destination: Specify the target location for building the application.
  • Platform: Specify the platform specific options that are passed to the Cordova command line. Use quotes to pass multiple options as a single parameter value.
  • Component: Build an optimized component for the specified component name.

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Plugin Operations

• buildJet
• deployJet

When creating your workflow for the build operation make sure to select a platform type as an input from the drop-down menu or in the project properties. The other inputs are optional.When specifying theme options make sure your formatting matches “ThemeName1” : “PlatformType”, “ThemeName2” : “PlatformType”, “ThemeName3” : “PlatformType”, etc..For the deploy workflow, define the target location of your application.After deployment the final location of your application will be your user defined target location appended with the project name (/u01/apache_tomcat/webapps/olympics).Here you can see the Olympics web application was successfully deployed and working.

npm install -g @oracle/ojet-cli

npm install -g @oracle/ojet-cli cordova