Here is a starter project for the ArcGIS Maps SDK for Java with Maven.

The project includes the Maven wrapper, so there is no need to install Maven to run the app.

The app launches a window displaying a map.

1. Open IntelliJ IDEA and select File > Open....
2. Choose the java-maven-starter-project directory and click OK.
3. Select File > Project Structure... and ensure that the Project SDK and language level are set to use Java 17.
4. Open the Maven view with View > Tool Windows > Maven.
5. In the Maven view, under Plugins > dependency, double-click the dependency:unpack goal. This will unpack the native libraries into $USER_HOME/.arcgis.
6. In the Maven view, run the compile phase under Lifecycle and then the exec:java goal to run the app.

1. Open Eclipse and select File > Import.
2. In the import wizard, choose Maven > Existing Maven Projects, then click Next.
3. Select the java-maven-starter-project as the project root directory.
4. Click Finish to complete the import.
5. Select Project > Properties . In Java Build Path, ensure that under the Libraries tab, Modulepath is set to JRE System Library (JavaSE-11). In Java Compiler, ensure that the Use compliance from execution environment 'JavaSE-11' on the 'Java Build Path' checkbox is selected.
6. Right-click the project in the Project Explorer or Package Explorer and choose Run As > Maven Build.... In the Edit Configuration dialog, create a new configuration with name unpack. In the Goals field, enter dependency:unpack. Click Run to run the goal. This will unpack the native libraries into $USER_HOME/.arcgis.
7. Again, create a new run configuration with name run. In the Goals field, enter compile exec:java. Click Run to run the goal. The app should compile and launch the JavaFX window.

1. cd into the project's root directory.
2. Run ./mvnw dependency:unpack on Linux/Mac or mvnw.cmd dependency:unpack on Windows to unpack the native libraries to $USER_HOME/.arcgis.
3. Run ./mvnw compile exec:java on Linux/Mac or mvnw.cmd compile exec:java on Windows to run the app.

See the Java Maps SDK system requirements.

• ArcGIS Maps SDK for Java
• ArcGIS Blog
• Esri Twitter

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