Auto deployment problems

[Doug Fischer <dg...@dfischer.com>]

Hello all,

I am new to SM and have been having some major troubles getting anything to
work.  I have gone through the Getting Started document and I was able to
get SM started and tested.  I then went through the Spring Client Toolkit
document, wrote the components, built the installers, and then I copied the
.zip files to the install directory of the SM instance.  The problem is that
they are never actually installed.  I have gone through the mailing list and
found that the maven-jbi-plugin creates a corrupted installation and that I
needed to build a new one and use the jbi:jbi target, I did this and the
same thing happens.  I then enabled debug logging to see if I could find any
other issues, the only thing that it tells me is that it is looking for new
or modified archives in the install and deploy directories.  I would greatly
appreciate any assistance.

Thank you very much in advance,
Doug

Re: Auto deployment problems

[Guillaume Nodet <gu...@worldonline.fr>]

Hi !

The install directory is relative to the current dir, so you may first 
check that you are looking at the right place ;)
If you have downloaded the binary distribution, there is an example 
(bpel) that uses a std jbi component installer:  check that the when you 
run the sample, the component is installed, and check that if you drop 
the installer in your own directory, it also works.

If yes, you may have a problem in your component package, but if this is 
the case, an error should have appeared in the logs.

Cheers,
Guillaume Nodet

Doug Fischer wrote:

>Hello all,
>
>I am new to SM and have been having some major troubles getting anything to
>work.  I have gone through the Getting Started document and I was able to
>get SM started and tested.  I then went through the Spring Client Toolkit
>document, wrote the components, built the installers, and then I copied the
>.zip files to the install directory of the SM instance.  The problem is that
>they are never actually installed.  I have gone through the mailing list and
>found that the maven-jbi-plugin creates a corrupted installation and that I
>needed to build a new one and use the jbi:jbi target, I did this and the
>same thing happens.  I then enabled debug logging to see if I could find any
>other issues, the only thing that it tells me is that it is looking for new
>or modified archives in the install and deploy directories.  I would greatly
>appreciate any assistance.
>
>Thank you very much in advance,
>Doug
>
>  
>