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Mvn mule:deploy -Dmule.artifact=$artifactName -Dusername=$USERNAME -Dpassword=$PASSWORDĭefine secrets such as the Anypoint Platform username and password to be used in the workflow to deploy an application.īuild and deploy the application.
#ACTIONS SERVER PLUGIN HOW TO#
To ensure your Salesforce implementation or migration goes as planned, our team of change management professionals discuss how to manage the transition process to ensure your team is ready, willing, and able to perform effectively in the new environment. The below configuration is an example for deployment to a CloudHub environment:
Mule Maven Plugin Configuration: This plugin is used for CLI-based application deployment using Maven deploy goal. For further documentation and instruction, click here.
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Make sure you have a license to access the MuleSoft Enterprise Repository to execute an MUnit test in GitHub Action.
MUnit Maven Plugin Configuration: This configuration helps run MUnit tests and validate for minimum test coverage before allowing successful build and deployment. These actions are mainly used in the AdditionsPlus plugin, but there are several other plugins that use them as well. Maven Project Pom.xml Configuration: Every pom.xml file in a MuleSoft project should have this configuration to enable CI/CD. An action is a string that performs a certain operation. In order to effectively use Maven for build and development, the following configurations should be available for every project that needs to be enabled for CI/CD in DevOps.
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Check the project into GitHub for automatic build and deploy to Anypoint Platform for any new code check-ins or updates to existing code. Run and test the application in Anypoint Studio. If you are unable to get any of these functions to work, follow the steps above to manually propagate the configuration to the web server.In this blog, I will take you through a step-by-step process to set up CI/CD workflows using GitHub actions for MuleSoft Anypoint Platform integration projects with GitHub as the project repository.įirst, you need to create a sample MuleSoft 4 application in Anypoint Studio. Check that all of the paths in the configuration are correct and that the "Stop", "Start", "Generate Plug-in", and "Propagate Plug-in" functions work. Locate and open the web server definition for your web server.Ĥ. In the WebSphere Administrative console click Servers->Server Types->Web servers.ģ. On Linux and UNIX, the permissions should be set to 755 so that the plugin can read it to determine if it has changed and subsequently reload it to use the most current configuration.Ģ. Check the permissions of the plugin-cfg.xml file. To resolve this issue when the web server is a managed node, follow these steps:ġ. IMPORTANT: Make sure that the web page for the InfoSphere Information Server installer remains open while following these instructions: This error is not fatal, but it will cause the installation to stop and request input from the user to take one of the following actions: If you see a message that looks like this, the steps below can resolve the issue. Please see the above messages for more details. Updating JACC for imam_cli_ear, Traceback (most recent call last):įile "", line 442, in propagateChangesToWebServerįile "", line 502, in generateAndPropagateWebServerPluginĮxception: ('Propagation of plugin configuration to web server failed', .scripting.ScriptingException: : Exception thrown in RequiredModelMBean while trying to invoke operation propagate)Įxception: One or more ears could not be deployed. The installer stops and requests input for how to proceed after running the action "".Įxamine the installation log for the following messages:Īttempting to propagate plugin configuration to web server (try 1).Įncountered fatal error while propagating plugin changes.
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