Cool stuff! The only thing I would say is that you should specifiy
that it works with Wonder's version of JavaMonitor (because of the
calls to the direct actions).
I just finished writing a shell script that deploys a wo app (locally)
after a hudson build. I use this with the Post Build Task plugin.
The script does the following:
-shuts down your app and turns off autorecover
-copies the ${BUILD_NUMBER}/archive/dist/AppName-Application.tar.gz
into /Library/WebObjects/Applications
-backs up the old Application .woa
-untars the new Application .woa
-starts up the app, and turns autorecover back on
-copies the ${BUILD_NUMBER}/archive/dist/AppName}-
WebServerResources.tar.gz
into /Library/WebServer/Documents/WebObjects
-backs up the old WebServerResources .woa
-untars the new WebServerResources .woa
You can change the defaults by using the following arguments:
Usage: deployWOApp.sh
[-a App Name (Default = YourHudsonJob i.e. $JOB_NAME)]
[-h Host Name (Default = yourserver.com i.e. calls hostname)]
[-p JavaMonitor Password]
[-P JavaMonitor Port (Default = 56789)]
[-s (JavaMonitor use https instead http)]
[-A App Location (Default = /Library/WebObjects/Applications)]
[-W Web Doc Location (Default = /Library/WebServer/Documents/
WebObjects)]
e.g. /Library/Hudson/Dependencies/deployWOApp.sh -a MyApp -p mypass
<deployWOApp.sh><Picture 1.png>
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