suresh Clean: This phase of the Maven build lifecycle is responsible for cleaning up the target directory, i.e., removing all files generated during the previous build.
Validate: In this phase, Maven validates that the project is correct and all necessary information is available to proceed with the build process.
Compile: During this phase, Maven compiles the source code of the project and generates the corresponding class files.
Test: This phase involves running the unit tests for the project. Maven executes the tests and reports the results.
Package: In the packaging phase, Maven packages the compiled code (e.g., JAR or WAR file) to make it distributable.
Verify: Maven performs checks on the packaged code to ensure that it meets quality standards and is ready for deployment.
Install: In the install phase, Maven installs the packaged artifact into the local repository for use in other projects or by other developers.
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