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How to build the Gradle project?

Let’s look at a sample scenario through which you can build a Gradle project using Visual Studio Code editor.

Pre-requisites

Ensure that you have

  • Cloned webmethods-api-control-plane-agent-aws Git Hub repository using any GIT client.
  • Empower portal login credentials to download the Agent SDK Jars. For details, see How to access Agent SDK Jars.
  • Installed Java 17 and Gradle 7.4.2
    If you use different versions of Java or Gradle, ensure they are compatible with each other. For details about the compatibility between Java and Gradle versions, see Compatibility Matrix.

To build the Gradle project

  1. Unzip Agent SDK folder downloaded from the Empower portal and place the (api, core, and model) Jars under lib folder in the cloned repository.

  2. Open Visual Studio Code editor.

  3. Go to File > Open Folder and select the cloned webmethods-api-control-plane-agent-aws repository.

  4. Run the following command in the Visual Studio Terminal to build the project:

    ./gradlew build

Build Successful message appears, and the following Jars are created for the application and Lambda functions:

Spring Boot application: application-version-SNAPSHOT is created at application / build / libs

AWS Lambda:
- lambda-layer.zip is created at functions / build / libs, which includes all dependencies to run lambda function.
- send-asset.jar is created at functions / send–asset / build / libs
- send-heartbeat.jar is created at functions / send-heartbeat / build / libs
- send-metrics.jar is created at functions / send-metrics / build / libs

Troubleshooting Tips: For permission denied issues:
1. Verify if the Gradle has execution permissions.
2. Run gradle build (or) ./gradlew build
3. If the issue persists, run: sh ./gradlew build (or) bash ./gradlew build