I installed and strated apache tomcat on my windows 10. after that I added war file of jenkins in the web page of tomcat.
Now I am going to start the jenkins it will show the following message
I also check the compatibility version of java for jenkins and installed successfully.Then also jenkins not started
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Unable to locate Jenkins file when Jenkins is installed over Tomcat on Linux Machine
I have installed Jenkins(Jenkins.war) on a Linux (RedHat) machine using Tomcat application server.Prior to installation I had set my JENKINS_HOME(in ~/.bash_profile) to /apps/jenkins folder so that Tomcat will install Jenkins on this directory.
Post installation Jenkins is up and running and my jobs are executing fine.However, I need to change JENKINS_USER to other user but I am not able to locate the Jenkins file that will have info like JENKINS_USER and JENKINS_PORT.
I tried searching this file under following directories but no success.
/var/lib/jenkins
/etc/sysconfig
/etc/default
I am not able to find it even in the Jenkins installation directory.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
The files you are searching are only found in the standalone installations of Jenkins through various package managers of different supported Linux distributions for which Jenkins offers packages.
The install of Jenkins in Tomcat is just downloading and copying jenkins.war in Tomcat's webapps folder as a servlet, everything else is managed through Tomcat config files, like setting JENKINS_HOME or changing the port by editing the connector xml for example.
The documentation on running Jenkins as a .war in Tomcat is here. You can see examples on how to change the connector port in $TOMCAT_HOME/conf/server.xml and also JENKINS_HOME in the context. I assume you understand at least how Tomcat works and how to configure it.
I have created a simple web application in Netbeans 10.0
Integrated successfully with Visual SVN. Regular commits are working fine.
Installed Payara 5
Installed Jenkins
Successfully registered Visual SVN branch in Jenkins job
Successfully configured Ant and DEPLOY TO CONTAINER plugins in Jenkins.
Registered war filename, Context path, Server Glassfish 3.x, port and hostname in Jenkins
Build Now in Jenkins
Successful build.
Logged into Payara Admin console and clicked Applications
WHOOOOOSHHHH... No application found there
There is absolutely no error any where. Tried all options including specifying Target/ Arg settings in build.xml
Nothing works.
Please help me as my job is on the stake.
*** P.S.
No where did I find any setting for Payara domain name. That could be a cause but not sure. How would Jenkins know in which Payara domain to deploy the compiled WAR file. May be I am wrong.
Thanks in anticipation.
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