I am currently working on Jdeveloper IDE, a project already is being setup by someone else and he is no longer with organization.
When start embeded server it start the server with the application which ejb 2.0 application. I am strugling to creating an ear file from the source code in Jdeveloper.
I have google a lot but not able to find the solution. Please suggest me solution. I will appriciate if someone provide me alternate solution as well.
You need to create a deployment profile for your project (file->new->Deployment profile).
The exact steps depend on the version of JDeveloper you are using - you can try posting this on the JDeveloper discussion forum on OTN.
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I am writing a small thesis about a project where we used JHipster. I am currently trying to explain how the deployment with JHipster works. I already found some great info how the Backend is deployed with Spring Boot as a JAR file.(The JHipster Mini-Book, page 135) But I am not able to find any mentions on how the Frontend is served inside this JAR file, shouldn't there be some embedded Web Server or something similar? Where can I find this info? Thanks for any help in advance.
I have already looked in books like The JHipster Mini-Book and Full Stack Development with JHipster, but they only mention how to deploy, not how the deployment works.
i am looking for a way to autodeploy a Dot Net Nuke website by TFS after checking in. I also need to some how transform web config to the right connection for the deploy server.
Since this is a website but not a web application, thing becomes tricky. If you have done it before, please give me some idea.
Thanks
I have not done auto deployment with TFS but did automate the process with SVN. What we did is simply have the script deploy everything that had changed since last login to the web server - EXCEPT - the web.config.
Database scripts were handled by a process like this but those were not as reliable as the SVN code deployment was.
HTH
You could use a deployment tool such as kwatee (self promotion). Kwatee is configured via a web GUI and can then deploy any application or site via python scripts and transform files along the way.
You can use Visual Studio web deploy feature. ALM Rangers shipped a ready to use BRDLite Reference template for this purpose which you can download here. Also, check this link for documentation for the template usage.
If you're using VS2010, you can use a Web Deploy Project in your solution. TFS will talk to the WDP as it would with a web application's project file.
For config transforms, you can use a tool called SlowCheetah.
I am looking for automatic Ear deployment for WAS6 application. Is there any default scripts provided by WAS6? If Yes, Please provide me script names and please explain me, how to use that. It would be great help for me.
If there is no default scripts available to deploy ear, How to proceed to write script.
Please do needful.
Thanks in Advance
WebSphere Application Server provides a scripting tool, wsadmin, that may be used for automating the deployment of applications. See this Info Center document for more details.
AdminApp.install('/ears/application1.ear', '[-cluster cluster1]')
Also, for more general help in writing scripts using wsadmin, here are some other helpful resources:
WebSphere Application Server V6.1: System Management and Configuration: Administration with Scripting (Chapter 5)
WebSphere Application Server V6.1 InfoCenter: Wsadmin tool
i need to find a good way to update a web application that i am working on. i dont have access to the production environment. the client wants some kind of exe self-update package that i can send over to him and have him run it to update the app. is that do-able? what is the alternatives. right now i am just compiling the site and send everything over.
Sounds like you need a web deployment package. Here's Scott Gu's blog entry on the subject: http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2010/07/29/vs-2010-web-deployment.aspx
I'm quite new to programming. I have an ASP.NET 4.0 application and I would like some guidelines and best practise for how to dev, test and deploy it with regards to environment configuration.
I am currently manually changing my Web.Config file when I've finished a round of development, I then publish it to the web server using Visual Studio.
For example in my Web.Config should I define the connection strings for my dev/test/prod SQL Server databases in there? How should I configure Visual Studio? Are there any good articles on this that you could recommend?
The source code is kept in SVN, which is checked in using Tortoise SVN.
Thanks,
Mark.
I've seen people keep files web.config.dev and web.config.live in the repository and then rename it to web.config when deployed.