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How does one deploy a server extension?

Not sure if this is covered in the online documentation on Jazz.net, but I
was curious how one would go about providing a set of plugins to deploy
along with the Jazz.war (or do we simply repackage Jazz.war with the new
extensions)?

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I am interested in finding how to do this as well.

aaakilov@us.ibm.com wrote:

Not sure if this is covered in the online documentation on Jazz.net, but
I was curious how one would go about providing a set of plugins to
deploy along with the Jazz.war (or do we simply repackage Jazz.war with
the new extensions)?

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As of the 0.5 release, you would need to repackage the WAR. There is work in progress to provide a better provisioning mechanism for extensions.

Note: if you have previously run the jazz.war before you repackage it, you would need to clear the directory <tomcat>/work/Catalina/localhost/jazz before you restart the server. Also, remove the <tomcat>/webapps/jazz directory.

Ritchie Schacher
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<aaakilov@us.ibm.com> wrote in message news:ev309p$l7m$1@localhost.localdomain...

Not sure if this is covered in the online documentation on Jazz.net, but I was curious how one would go about providing a set of plugins to deploy along with the Jazz.war (or do we simply repackage Jazz.war with the new extensions)?

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is there a solution now in M4 or Beta2 to provide extensions to the jazz.war without repackaging it?

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Yes, there is an alternative Server SDK available where it is possible
to add new server components. There is more information here :

https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/UsingJazzProvisioner

akmathur wrote:
is there a solution now in M4 or Beta2 to provide extensions to the
jazz.war without repackaging it?

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Thanks for the post Richard. Will try this out.

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Hi

I tried to use the provisioning server to deploy a server component, using the instructions on the wiki page (https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/UsingJazzProvisioner) as suggested. However, my attempt hasn't been successful. More specifically, everything went well with the instructions until I did:

$ ./repotools.bat -import fromFile=backup.tar

The complaint I got is that my bundle "is invalid, it is not RESOLVED."

Does anybody have any idea what's going on? Thanks for any insight and help!

Annie

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It looks like the r4 doc is missing a step to edit the server.startup(.bat) script to point to the profile.ini. I changed it (as per the instructions in r3) and it worked...

Tim

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