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Building CxFlow from the Source
johannes-tw edited this page Jun 30, 2020
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The source can be found here.
CxFlow uses Gradle for building the applicable jar files. There are 2 Gradle build files:
- build.gradle → used to build cx-flow-.jar for WebHook Webservice with JRE 8
- build-11.gradle → used to build cx-flow-11-.jar for WebHook Webservice with JRE 11
Note: JRE 11 requires a special build dependency configuration to allow for JAXB SOAP classes that are only required for the specific calls to Checkmarx legacy SOAP.
gradlew -b <gradle build file> clean build
A directory structure is created (build/libs/) to which the jar is compiled.
The latest compiled releases can be found here. Look for the latest release.
The archive (release.zip) contains two jar files in the build/libs folder:
- cx-flow-.jar → used for WebHook Webservice using JRE 8. The entry point contains a tomcat container that launches
- cx-flow-11-.jar → used for WebHook Webservice using JRE 11. The entry point contains a tomcat container that launches