Really quick example:
File deployment = new File("pathToYourDeployment");
ModelNode addDeploymentOp = createOpNode("deployment=deployment.war", "add");
addDeploymentOp.get("content").get(0).get("input-stream-index").set(0);
DefaultOperationRequestBuilder builder = new DefaultOperationRequestBuilder();
builder.setOperationName("deploy");
builder.addNode("deployment", "deployment.war");
ModelNode[] steps = new ModelNode[2];
steps[0] = addDeploymentOp;
steps[1] = builder.buildRequest();
ModelNode compositeOp = new ModelNode();
compositeOp.get("operation").set("composite");
for(ModelNode step : steps) {
compositeOp.get("steps").add(step);
}
OperationBuilder ob = new OperationBuilder(compositeOp);
ob.addInputStream(new FileInputStream(deployment));
modelControllerClient.execute(ob.build());
- Dominik
On Monday, October 24, 2011 09:47:29 Pavel Janousek wrote:
> Hello,
>
> is there any useful guide or some more specific docs for programmable
> deploying of some EAR/JAR etc.? I've understood which options I have for to
> do this. I prefer a way via ModelControllerClient => the same way as CLI
> works.
>
> I think I've grasped what and how CLI works and does deploy/undeploy some -
> let say WAR artifact (= WebApp for ex.) and I can extract code technique
> from it. But if there is more elegant and better way which depends only on
> a small number of AS7 artifacts, it will be great.
>
> I need this because I'll develop some performance tests for RESTEasy
> sub-system, including WebApp deploying time etc.
>
> I think, the second reasonable way (with comparable overhead as previous) to
> do thing like this is use the HTTP deploying management, but I didn't found
> any docs about this.
>
> Could you please point me out to some useful info or example for study?
>
> Thank you,
>
> --
> Pavel Janousek
> Senior JBoss QA Engineer
>
>
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