Spring Migration Analyzer is a command-line tool that can be used to analyze Java EE applications and produce a report that describes the application and how it can be migrated to Spring.
Before installaing Spring Migration Analyzer, please ensure your system meets the following requirements:
JAVA_HOME
environment variable configured to point to it
The Spring Migration Analyzer installation is available as a zip file from the
download site. Once you have downloaded
the zip, Spring Migration Analyzer can be installed by unzipping it into a
directory of your choice. Once unzipped, you may wish to add Spring Migration
Analyzer's bin
directory to your PATH
.
Next, verify that Spring Migration Analyzer has been installed correctly. To do so on Windows, run the following command:
>
migration-analysis.bat
To do so on OS X and Linux, run the following command:
>
migration-analysis.sh
In both cases, you should be presented with a description of Spring Migration Analyzer and its usage information:
Usage: migration-analysis.sh <inputPath> [OPTION]... Description: Produces a migration analysis report for each archive found at the specified input path. The input path may be either a single archive or a directory. In the case of a directory, the entire directory structure is examined and all archives that are found are analyzed. The reports are written to the output path with each report being written into a sub-directory with the same name as its input archive. For example, if my-app.ear is analyzed its report will be written to <outputPath>/my-app.ear. Options: -e,--exclude <excludedPaths> Paths within the input to be excluded from the analysis. Supports Ant-style patterns and can be specified multiple times. -o <outputPath> The path of the output directory. Defaults to the current working directory -t <outputType> The type of the output to be created. Defaults to html.