Is there a JenkinsCI plugin for WebSphere Portal 6.1?
Do either of these help?
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/WAS+Builder+Plugin
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Deploy+WebSphere+Plugin
I wrote my own ant tasks, jython scripts and just called them from jenkins
Related
Currently we are trying to build a docker image with openliberty 20.0.0.3 with webprofile6 with java 8, we were able to do this with websphere liberty full profile image but not with the full profile image from open-liberty.
Is this something expected?
There is a way to have availble it in open-liberty?
Thanks
Michele
This is expected, some older versions of jee features are available in websphere liberty only. You could move to a later version like webProfile-8.0 which is available in open liberty.
I'm new at Maven and I'm following a tutorial where I learned how to create a Maven web app and now I want to run it from Eclipse IDE. In this tutorial the last step is this:
I don't understand how can I find my webserver web app directory and how can I restart my webserver. Someone explaining me this?
Regards,
If you want to deploy your java webapplication to tomcat semi-automatically I suggest you to use the tomcat-maven plugin (section 3):
Tutorial on tomcat-maven plugin
Does Cargo support WebSphere Liberty? I find the Cargo page for WebSphere inconclusive.
There is not right now, but there is a JIRA for it and a pull request has been submitted so hopefully soon.
I am a past Eclipse user and been using Intellij for 2 months on. However I am only been using it for Spring-Boot apps. I decided to make a fun Spring MVC app and I cannot figure out how to get it to deploy and run on my tomcat server. For spring boot it is pretty simple.
I was hoping someone could help me out with this.
The above picture show my options. I am using Intellij 14 full version if that matters.
Hope to hear from someone soon.
We can use Tomcat7 Plugin for running our App on IntelliJ
Follow this steps :
Click on Add Configuration
Click on +
You need to create a configuration for your Tomcat Server first.
If you don't see TomcatServer option when you try to create a configuration, you might need to enable Tomcat and TomEE Integration Plugin first by going to File -> Settings -> Plugins.
After you create a configuration for your server, you should be able to see options to run your spring application in the server.
You may also modify/configure how to run your app in the Deployment tab in your Tomcat configuration.
You need to package it using some tool or IDE.
And then to deploy
result package to your tomcat server with Idea plugin or any deploy
tool you like.
Also you can configure maven to do both targets easily.
Update: you can choose your Tomcat/TomcatEE goal in menu like at your screenshot and provide required server info here like host, port, etc.. And on the deployments page add your application artifact. And then save this build profile and use it with run>>run in main menu of IDE
No need to install tomcat server locally. You can use Tomcat7 Plugin in your pom and run it without any other configuration.
I found the article here "http://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/client/java-api/master/_deploying_in_jboss_eap6_module.html".
But I don't see how to deploy the webapp? Is this for deploying dependencies for an ElasticSearch client running within a webapp to use?
Thanks in advance!
Found the answer here. Need to use the elasticsearch-transport-wares plugin.