I created a server under WLP called guvnor:
sudo /usr/share/was/wlp/bin/server create guvnor
One specific issue that I came across was that Guvnor attempted to create files inside the war when it started up. Therefore, I wasn't able to get it to work using the zipped up war. Similarly, hot deploy into the "dropins" directory didn't work. So as per my script (
https://gist.github.com/gratiartis/5205287), I just unzipped the war and copied it into the was apps directory.
Putting it in the apps directory means that you need to define it in the server's server.xml file. In my build, that's found in:
/usr/share/was/wlp/usr/servers/guvnor
The server.xml provided in the Gist linked above is the entirety of mine. Nothing was cut out of it.
With that done, I only needed to start Guvnor and I was away.
sudo /usr/share/was/wlp/bin/server start guvnor
fyi - This is running on: Ubuntu 12.10, Quantal Quetzal
Steve
I've been using DROOLS and Guvnor for years, but am trying to get Guvnor to
run under WebSphere 8.5 - even under the Liberty profile as mentioned.
Guvnor fails using the tomcat war (contrary to post) and avoiding "seam"
(per another post) gets you to run-time complaints about
- needing the weld-servlet (whose JAR is in the war) and
- CDI not being supported.
Does anyone have a good configuration of WebSphere where they could share
the web.xml, etc? Thanks! I am running within RAD - since out of RAD it
completely fails.
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