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You could use wildcards to define the artifact and then deploy it.
That's step 2, and I got my 2 artifacts defined with wildcards.
The problem is how do I feed the Tomcat deploy plugin with the artifact id/name instead of a "WAR file" (btw I tried wildcards in the "WAR file" input but that doesn't work)
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If that does not accept wildcards, the only thing I can think of is symlinking or copying your artifact to a fixed name using a ScriptTask and wildcards before triggerring deployment task.
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I found this article too http://blogs.atlassian.com/2012/02/artifact-sharing-build-automation-bamboo/
but it seems there is no other way than "scripting"... too bad defining artifacts is somewhat useless if you can't use it as a parameter for subsequent stages
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