How to deploy & run multiple war deployment in Jboss AS.
We have two different war in abc.war, xyz.war inside Jboss 5. How to start
by specific instance of war from command prompt. Looking for command.?
You have not specified the JBoss version you are using. Jboss 7 offers command level interface (CLI) to do this. Please check this link. Here is another related detailed post.
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I am trying to dockerize Weblogic 12.2.1.3 and deploy applications with Ant.
I faced multiple issues and after research I realised that weblogic.jar on /u01/oracle/wlserver/server/lib is empty.
In addition, there isn't any other weblogic.jar on the container and the console of Weblogic is accessible with servers running.
I am trying to understand why is it empty and how can I generate it on the container. A workaround would be to retrieve the jar and add it but it's not optimal.
Since WLS 12c, weblogic.jar is a "manifest only" java library.
If you take a look at the MANIFEST.MF file you will find a class-path entry including all jars required by WebLogic Server to run.
I spended a few hours to resolve my problem with deploying jar file on tomcat but I lost all fights, and I must ask one question:
Is it possible to run the jar file via tomcat in intelliJ?
Best regards
It's not possible deploy a jar in Tomcat anywhere. You can only deploy war files.
Normally when you distribute a web application in a jar (like a spring boot app) you don't deploy it in a server, it's a standalone application you run from the command line.
Beginner here! I have two questions.
Background:
I have installed a program (following their installation instructions) by downloading a .zip file and then unzipping it, and then deploying it by executing ant deploy. According to the installation instructions, this deploys my program as a JBOSS AS Service.
Now I want to run the service. According to the user manual of the deployed program, starting the JBoss Application Server will run the service. But the user manual instructs to run a script named run.sh in <jboss-install-directory>/bin folder. But there is no script named run.sh in my <jboss-install-directory>/bin folder. So I started the JBoss AS using the usual ./standalone.sh.
Question 1:
What is meant by a JBoss AS SERVICE?
Question 2:
How can I find a list of all services started/run when JBoss AS is started?
So that I can confirm that my service has been started.
When you say "JBoss AS" service, I guess that we are talking about JBoss in version 7.x, because later versions are either named Wildfly (community edition) or JBoss EAP (enterprise edition).
The JBoss documentation explains the two different deployment modes: automatic or manual. If you did not change anything in the configuration file standalone.xml (as your are starting this configuration), then the automatic mode may be active. In this case JBoss AS deploys your application (which you name "service") automatically and indicates the status by a marker file (for more details see here).
I am new to Maven, I am trying to go through the EAP(JBoss) clusterhasingleton quick start guide.
http://www.jboss.org//quickstarts/eap/cluster-ha-singleton/index.html
I can deploy the jar and everything works fine by running
mvn clean install jboss-as:deploy
I need someone to please explain what does "Deploy" mean in Maven/EAP as i have used JBoss 5 and deployment in that version meant copying the jar in deployments folder(i was using ant) where as i can't find the jar file in the deployments folder in EAP although everything is working.
I can see the jars in the local repository in .m2 folder and target folder in the workspace. How does Jboss know that is deployed? and does it look at the local repository and how?
Kind Regards,
Why does it matter?
In any case the maven repo is not relevant. In JBoss 5/6, placing applications in the "deploy" directory would indicate to JBoss that those applications should be deployed.
You can do the same thing in JBossAS 7.x (aka EAP 6) and WildFly 8.x using the "deployments" directory.
It's important to understand that deployments are not in-situ. The actual deployment is stored in a virtual file system. The deployment is written directly to this VFS when you use the maven tool.
The deployment process is much more than just copying WAR and EAR artifacts into the server. For instance, servlets, EJBS, JPA components, CDI components and other managed objects get wired up, validated and perhaps made available in JNDI.
How do I run Seam applications in JBoss AS?
I put JBoss SEAM as a dependence (using MAVEN2) of my project and deployed it in JBoss AS - just that will sufice to make my project work properly (with all the features provided by JBoss Seam) or do I need to modify JBoss AS in any way (like, for example, include some extra seam library in the lib directory of JBoss AS)?
You don't have to modify your JBoss AS installation, deploying the SEAM JARs as part of your application EAR should work perfectly.
mvn archetype:generate
option 20 and follow steps, you should have a good start up pom.xml.