Deploying SOA Suite 12c artifacts from Nexus by Maarten Smeets

July 16, 2015 Leave a comment

 

clip_image001SOA Suite 12c introduces Maven support to build and deploy artifacts. Oracle has provided extensive documentation on this. Also there already are plenty of blog posts describing how to do this. I will not repeat those posts (only shortly describe the steps). What I couldn’t find quickly enough though was how to deploy artifacts from an artifact repository to an environment. This is a task often done by provisioning software such as Puppet or Jenkins. Sometimes though you want to do this from a command-line. In this post I’ll briefly describe steps required to get your Continuous Delivery efforts going and how to deploy an artifact from the Nexus repository to a SOA Suite runtime environment.

Preparations

In order to allow building and deploying of artifacts without JDeveloper, several steps need to be performed. See the official Oracle documentation on this here: http://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1213/soasuite/develop-soa/soa-maven-deployment.htm#SOASE88425.

Preparing your artifact repository

Optional but highly recommended
  • install and configure an artifact repository (Nexus and Artifactory are both popular. For Nexus see: http://books.sonatype.com/nexus-book/reference/install.html)
  • configure your settings.xml file in your .m2 folder in order provide information about your artifact repository (for a default Nexus installation described here)

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As a middleware expert Jürgen works at Oracle EMEA Alliances and Channels, responsible for Oracle’s EMEA Fusion Middleware partner business. He is the founder of the Oracle SOA & BPM and the WebLogic Partner Communities and the global Oracle Partner Advisory Councils. With more than 5000 members from all over the world the Middleware Partner Community is the most successful and active community at Oracle. Jürgen manages the community with monthly newsletters, webcasts and conferences. He hosts his annual Fusion Middleware Partner Community Forums and the Fusion Middleware Summer Camps, where more than 200 partners get product updates, roadmap insights and hands-on trainings. Supplemented by many web 2.0 tools like twitter, discussion forums, online communities, blogs and wikis. For the SOA & Cloud Symposium by Thomas Erl, Jürgen is a member of the steering board. He is also a frequent speaker at conferences like the SOA & BPM Integration Days, JAX, UKOUG, OUGN, or OOP.

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