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JBPM Automatic Deployer

This Ant will help you to deploy a group of JBPM processes without having to upload one by one. The only requirements are:

  • Ant (preferably the latest one)
  • A server that accepts PAR files.

Get your process directory ready

Since I've been working with JBPM, whenever we create a process, we store each process in a different directory, each one including a JPDL, a GPD, a JPG, and an optional metadata.xml

This project includes a process-directory-example folder, to be used as a reference when getting your process directory ready.

Configure the processes path

There is a file in the root directory called properties.properties, update the process_directory with the path to your folder with the processes.

ie:

  • process_directory=~/projects/MyJBPMProject/processes
  • process_directory=C\:\\projects\\MyJBPMProject\\processes

Choose which processes to deploy

The property process_name lets you specify the name of a process to deploy, you can also add wildcards to deploy several processes, and you can play with it to avoid deploying other processes.

ie:

  • process_name=*
  • process_name=process*
  • process_name=processA

Configure the deployment tarjet

This is quiet straight forward, open properties.properties, modify:

  • server=localhost -- IP or domain of the server
  • port=8080 -- port...
  • deployer=/jbpm-console/upload -- path to the service used to deploy PAR files.

How do I use it?

After configuring everything as stated above, run the ant in this directory. First navigate to the path of your copy of jbpm-autodeploy, and run $ ant install

Using it on eclipse

If you put JBPM AutoDeploy in Eclipse, you can do the following for the first time:

  • Right Click build.xml
  • Run As > Ant Build...
  • Go to "Targets" Tab
  • Enable "install" (ONLY install!!)
  • Run

For the next time, you will be able to:

  • Right Click build.xml
  • Run As > Ant Build

I already have a folder full of PAR files, What do?

Modify the property deploy_directory to the path of your PAR files, they will be uploaded one by one, and run $ ant deploy

BE CAREFUL! Some deployers require the PAR's (zipped) files be named named exactly as: processdefinition.xml, gpd.xml, processimage.jpg, and metadata.xml

What if I want to generate the PAR files without deploying them?

$ ant build

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