Populating Database using Maven

• Ensure that you start ActiveMQ before performing the following steps. However, you can run database migration without ActiveMQ, by using the -Dspring.profiles.active=non-xa Maven property. For example, to run reset without ActiveMQ, run the command mvn clean install - Preset-db -Dspring.profiles.active=non-xa

• Ensure that the following modules in the extension module are built:

  • ext-core
  • ext-importexport
  • ext-data-population

Elastic Path Commerce contains sample data sets that can be used to test and demonstrate commerce functionality. These are located in the commerce-data module.

Schema changes, test data and production configuration data for your project should be added to the following locations in the database/ext-data module:

• Schema changes - schema/schema-customizations.changelog.xml

• Production configuration data - data/rel-1.0-data

  This configuration data is populated in all environments.

• Test data - data/test-data

The data sets that are used to populate each environment are defined in that environment’s data-population.properties file by the liquibase.contexts property. The sample data sets can be removed when no longer required.

note

The liquibase.contexts property must always contain a default context.

Use these Maven commands to populate your local development database:

1. To populate a new database or to re-populate an existing database, navigate to the extensions/database module and run the following command:

   mvn clean install -Preset-db
   

2. To update an existing database, navigate to the extensions/database module and run the following command:

   mvn clean install -Pupdate-db