how to deploy a bundle using jboss operations network

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Hi ,

I am trying to deploy a bundle using jboss operations network but not able to do from JON GUI

Please help for the relevant procedure .

I have a bundle which supports maven .its deployment not working

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Hi Srikirishnan,

Please refer the following Doc[1] which details the JON bundle provisioning process

1.https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/JBoss_Operations_Network/3.0/html-single/Deploying_Applications_and_Content/index.html

Thanks Abhishek Vijra

I am trying to follow but stuck here

Query 1 : Does JON support a bundle developed through maven ?

Query 2 : I need a bundle developed through ANT

Query 3 : In my JON installed environment , inventory is showing " no items to show" . Please help

Query 1 : Does JON support a bundle developed through maven ?

Not directly. It is possible to wrap your Maven build using a JBoss ON provisioning bundle recipe. This of course will make bundle provisioning a bit more complicated as it will require the recipe to bootstrap the Maven environment not to mention it will introduce a dependency on Maven and perhaps its modules. It could quickly become platform specific and dependent.

In any event, this is not tested or guaranteed to work.

Query 2 : I need a bundle developed through ANT

Yes. The JBoss ON provisioning bundle recipe file is a customized Ant build script. You can perform many of the same actions/tasks that you would do using Ant.

Query 3 : In my JON installed environment , inventory is showing " no items to show" . Please help

This is probably unrelated to bundles and I would suggest a separate thread in order to keep discussion clear and concise. However, in general, that would tell me that you have not yet imported a platform, server, or service into inventory. Platforms and top level server resources can be imported into inventory using the discovery queue. Once imported, you should see resources appear on the respective inventory pages in the UI. Keep in mind that some resources will require further configuration for their services to become available.

Hope that helps.

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