How can I undeploy (data models for example) from the MDM server knowing that I deleted them from the MDM studio?
You can find your project in the svn repository in the server then import them to the studio workspace.
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I have a JDeveloper Project that is in .ear file. I loaded it into JDeveloper as new application and I can see the whole project. I also have a weblogic domain where this application files in .WAR and .ear are deployed. The application is up and running ok.
What I want is to be able to deploy the project directly from the JDeveloper.
How can I do this?
I already tried to deploy the application (Deploy to Application Server) -> Created a new Application Server (Connection was a success) -> Deploy to selected instances in the Domain (Selected the server where the application is deployed - NOT the Admin Server) and Deploy as a Standalone Application.
I don't know if the previous steps were correct and neither if this is the correct way to do what I want to achieve.
See this video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKeDZ8_0BlQ
Define a connection to your application server, and then use the application->deploy option to deploy your application.
I am in a sitauation where I have build maven build EAR files and property files which are needed to be deployed on QA remote weblogic hotel instances.
I have build code using maven in jenkins and also have weblogic deployer plugin installed.
But not able to find clear steps on how to configure it to deploy to remote weblogic servers where I don't have admin server rights .
My ears files have project version in name so at times when name change then in weblogic it need to undeploy and deploy with restart how can I achive it using jenkins.
Any help is appeciated( I have gone through post) but I don't have weblogic.jar in my Jenkins server as in my case it is remote server with shared folder with Ear deployment.
Your weblogic.jar needs to be on the jenkins server somehow. You can upload it to the server and refer to it with a static path, or possibly check it into your SCM and reference it from the workspace of your job (May violate licensing if your SCM repository is public).
I'm using Eclipse for J2EE project development. Target app server is Weblogic10R3.
I was successfully deployed my ear project to weblogic via Run As.. Eclipse feature.
By default it deploys to AdminConsole server. Because of project specific issues I have to deploy into separate managed server (not Admin Console).
Am I able to override deploy behavior? I didn't find required settings inside server plugin.
Deploying to a managed server is supported as long as you have configured the server connection as remote vs local. You can do this even if your "remote" server is localhost. If you aren't sure, you probably need to create a new instance in the Servers View. The local vs. remote option is set in the new server wizard.
Once you have a remote server defined, double-click on the instance in the Servers View and you will see an editor open with various options, including those related to publishing.
I am a newbie and I want to deploy a Spring project which I get via SVN to my Tomcat application server. I did a checkout in Eclipse (Subclipse) and so the project is located in my workspace.
I downloaded the 6.0.29 Tomcat server and extracted it to a directory. Then I create a new Tomcat server in the Server tab of Eclipse. I can start it and I see the Tomcat start page at hrttp://localhost:8080/
But how can I deploy the Spring application, so that it will run in my Tomcat server?
Here is a screenshot of my IDE and the Server settings:
http://img828.imageshack.us/img828/8711/screenshotku.png
Thanks a lot in advance for your hel and Best Regards.
But how can I deploy the Spring application, so that it will run in my Tomcat server?
Your project needs to be a Dynamic Web Project (or to be recognized as such) and I don't think that the one in your workspace currently is (you are supposed to import the content of trunk, not the directory above). Actually, I'd suggest to perform the checkout like this:
svn co https://src.springframework.org/svn/spring-samples/mvc-basic/trunk/ mvc-basic
And then to import the mvc-basic directory inside Eclipse with Import... > General > Existing Project into Workspace.
I have the following situation. My JBoss server runs on the remote server under some bound address. I would like to run Eclipse on my local machine and deploy results of work to the remote server where I could test it and debug it. I'm working on enterprise Java project and I'm normally deploying one ear file.
I know how to provide remote debugging but what possibilities exist for integrating remove deploy in Eclipse?
I was trying for first the JBoss tools plugin. There is a deploy-only server for the only deploying the project. I'm connected on the network disk on the remote server where JBoss instance runs.
But this plugin deploys ear exploded and afterwards because of the one persistence.xml in my project where tag defines what jars contain entities and instead of the jar there are something.jar directories. Then hibernate isn't able to load entities.
Is there some possibility how to easily make a remote deploy directly from Eclipse? Or better is there possibility how to integrate work on remote JBoss server in Eclipse (I mean run JBoss server, stop it.)?