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   The `*ImageStreams*` may be created in a namespace other than *openshift* by changing it in the command and corresponding template parameter `*IMAGE_STREAM_NAMESPACE*` when creating applications.
   
  -==== Simple Workflow to Create an Application Using Templates
  +==== Create an Application Using Templates
   
   . Create an application template using command `*mvn archetype:generate*`. To create an application, upload the template to your current project’s template library with the following command:
   
  
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  Begin by selecting the archetype which matches the type of application you would like to create.
  
  ==== Simple Workflow to Create an Application from Maven Archetype Catalog
  
  . Use the Maven archetype catalog to create a sample project with the required resources. In order to use archetypes it is important to configure the Maven repositories which holds the archetypes and artifacts you may need:
  
  * JBoss Fuse repository: `https://repo.fusesource.com/nexus/content/groups/public/`
  * RedHat GA repository: `https://maven.repository.redhat.com/ga`
  +
  You can then use the Maven archetype catalog to create a sample project with the required resources. For example, the following command will create a sample project:
  +
  ----
  $ mvn archetype:generate \
    -DarchetypeCatalog=https://repo.fusesource.com/nexus/content/groups/public/archetype-catalog.xml \
    -Dfilter=io.fabric8.archetypes:
  ----
  
  . This will create a maven project with all required dependencies. Maven properties and plug-ins that are used to create Docker images are added to the *_pom.xml_* file.
  
  . Set the following environment variables to communicate with OpenShift and a Docker daemon:
  
  
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  $ oc project <projectname>
  ----
  
  . Create a sample project as described in link:#fuse-create-an-application-from-the-maven-archetype-catalog[Create an Application from the Maven Archetype Catalog].
  
  . Build and push the project to OpenShift. You can use following maven goals for building and pushing docker images.
  
  