[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JDF-172?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.sy... ] Andre Dietisheim edited comment on JDF-172 at 12/15/12 6:58 AM: ---------------------------------------------------------------- Using JBDS to publish ticket-monster is pretty easy (I can do a screencast if that helps): # ASSERT: have ticketmonster repo cloned to your machine # EXEC: Launch *OpenShift Application* wizard from central and create a jbossas-7/eap-6 application. # ASSERT: you get the application imported into a project in your workspace, and a server adapter is created for it. # EXEC: *File->Import->Maven->Existing Maven Project* and point it to the demo folder in the ticket-monster repo. # EXEC: drag and drop the ticket-monster project (you just imported in the former step) to your Openshift server adapter (*Servers* view). When it asks you if it shall publish, answer *No* # EXEC: in the openshift project: go to the deplyoments folder and rename the ticket-monster.war - that was created when you dragged'n'dropped it - to ROOT.war # EXEC: open the *Navigator* view, browse the imported OpenShift project and get to the *.openshift/markers* folder. Create an empty file called *skip_maven_build*. # EXEC: select .openshift/markers/skip_maven_build and pick *Team->Add to Index* from context-menu. Your imported Openshift project and the server adapter should now look like this: !ticket-monster.png! # EXEC: Tell your OpenShift server adapter to *Publish* To now look at your ticket-monster application, wait until the publishing progress disappeared from the status bar and point your browser to the OpenShift application: *Show in -> Web Browser* in the context menu of your OpenShift server adapter. was (Author: adietish): Using JBDS to publish ticket-monster is pretty easy (I can do a screencast if that helps): # ASSERT: have ticketmonster repo cloned to your machine # EXEC: Launch *OpenShift Application* wizard from central and create a jbossas-7/eap-6 application. # ASSERT: you get the application imported into a project in your workspace, and a server adapter is created for it. # EXEC: *File->Import->Maven->Existing Maven Project* and point it to the demo folder in the ticket-monster repo. # EXEC: drag and drop the ticket-monster project (you just imported in the former step) to your Openshift server adapter (*Servers* view). When it asks you if it shall publish, answer *No* # EXEC: in the openshift project: go to the deplyoments folder and rename the ticket-monster.war - that was created when you dragged'n'dropped it - to ROOT.war # EXEC: open the *Navigator* view, browse the imported OpenShift project and get to the *.openshift/markers* folder. Create an empty file called *skip_maven_build*. Your imported Openshift project and the server adapter should now look like this: !ticket-monster.png! # EXEC: Tell your OpenShift server adapter to *Publish* To now look at your ticket-monster application, wait until the publishing progress disappeared from the status bar and point your browser to the OpenShift application: *Show in -> Web Browser* in the context menu of your OpenShift server adapter. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira