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Hi all,
Would someone be able to tell me if it is possible to package a website (stored in Bitbucket) into a .WAR file and deploy it to a tomcat server using Bamboo? This seems like the perfect job for Bamboo, but I cant figure out how to get it to build something that is just a basis website.
EDIT: I have been trying with Maven 3 and ANT.
Much appreciated
Cheers
Hi Connor,
Thanks for your question!
I know I am replying a bit too late but if you have not got the answer yet then it might help you here.
Your problem seems to be very basic which indeed is a perfect job for Bamboo to do. I would say below could the flow as per my knowledge:
1. have your code in Bitbucket and link this repository to Bamboo for polling the changes and triggering builds.
2. When using Maven you have to make sure that the packaging is set to war, something like this:
<groupId>com.atlassian</groupId>
<artifactId>demoServ</artifactId>
<packaging>war</packaging>
<version>1.0-SNAPSHOT</version>
This will make sure that when Maven is used to build the code the war package is generated.
3. Bamboo should be having the below tasks in sequence:
3.1 -- Source Code Checkout
3.2 -- Maven (To build the code and produce the war file)
3.3 -- JUnit or any other tests task for your test cases if you have any
3.4 -- Artifact Definition (Name: War | Location: target | Copy Pattern: **/*.war | Shared: Ture)
The above will generate the war file
4. Have a deployment plan linked to this build plan with the tasks in the respective environments:
4.1 -- artifact download (to download the shared war artifact)
4.2 -- Deploy tomcat application (set your tomcat settings here)
4.3 -- Reload your tomcat to make the changes take effect.
Hope this will help. Let me know if a more detailed explanation is required.
Thanks,
Robhit
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