this is my first time here. Hope I will find what I need.
Here is the situation. I need to download an artifact from the artifactory and deploy it in remote weblogic server using maven. Any ideas? I was able to do this using ant but I was asked to this using maven.
Here you go - official WebLogic documentation.
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We run a Bitbucket Server on version 7.21 and have recently developed a Plugin for it. Since this plugin finally reached a stable Version we wanted to integrate it into our cd/ci pipeline (bamboo).
We can build the plugin via bamboo build plan alright, but we are facing an issue when trying to deploy it.
atlas-sdk's "atlas-install-plugin" does not work for us (afaik) because we are not in the project space, but only have the built jar itself.
Is there any way to copy the jar to a specific location on the bitbucket server and it auto-deploys or something similar?
For anyone searching, I found the solution.
You can install plugins via the rest api: https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/installing-uninstalling-upgrading-and-downgrading-marketplace-apps-on-confluence-using-rest-api-1005343959.html
I am using Free Style Projects (in Jenkins) to schedule a regression test.
1. Get Source From BitBucket
2. Execute Windows Batch Command.
Earlier we are allowed to upload the jar files in Bitbucket. So we did not face any issue. Now Presently due to some changes in the process, we are not allowed to upload binaries which is affecting to upload jars in the Bitbucket.
Now, They gave given the artifactory url to set up for Maven. But we don't have any Maven projects.
It seems that artifactory is getting populated when it is hosted in the local. But we wanted to use the artifactory which is shared..
Can any one let me know the set up for free style project and the artifactory hosted in other machine and we have only URL.
Thanks
Here is documentation:
https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/RTF/Jenkins+Artifactory+Plug-in
I recommend to use Maven Project.
I am trying to integrate testlink and jenkins for automated test report logging in testlink. I am using Ant jobs for running the test scripts in jmeter. I am facing issue in installation of testlink. Can i use xampp for installing testlink for jenkins integrations. Or anyother method i need to follow. Kindly help me to sort it out
May be the question asked here too old. But am new here
You can use xampp and keep your testlink folder in htdocs folder which is downloaded and extracted
Also, look folder name of test link is correct and matching with the link
http://localhost/testlink-1.9.16/lib/api/xmlrpc/v1/xmlrpc.php
My folder name is testlink-1.9.16
We use Jenkins for building maven projects, analysing code and pushing our builds to archiva(via mvn deploy).
I need to have a deploy item that grabs a war from archiva and pushes it to weblogic.
Checking if this can be easily done without scripting something.
Thanks,
Daniel
you can use WebLogic Deployer Plugin to deploy your files.
**/*.war only selects the war file from your archiva.
I'm trying to setup Artifactory(free version) and Hudson to deploy artifacts.
The main stuff already works, i can deploy to Artifactory via Hudson. Using the Artifactory Hudson Plugin with generic deployment.
I am also able to browse the deployed stuff via the Tree & Simple Browser.
What not works correctly is the Build Browser, it does show everything except the artifacts deployed by the build. In the published modules view it should show all artifacts, but the tables are just greyed out for me.
Example how it should look:
Link to the official Jfrog Artifactory demo repository
Does anyone know if this view is maybe a pro feature, or any other tips how to resolve this problem?
The build integration feature is limited in the OSS version. You need the Pro version to get the full deal.
I've used the description setter plugin https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Description+Setter+Plugin . In my case i take the last revision and put a link to the artifact in artifactory. In this way on every build i can see a direct link to the artifact changing the path like you want.