This is a gradle plugin uses the glassfish admin console REST-like API to deploy apps, instead of you having to click around to do it. Or rely on autodeploy (which doesn't work with properly versioned deployment archives...)
Add the following to your gradle build:
plugins {
id "ch.mollusca.glassfish.http.deployer"
}
This adds two tasks that should be rather self-explanatory.
- deploy
- undeploy
As of now, you have to tell the plugin what to deploy:
# Add to build.gradle
apply plugin: 'war' # or whatever you use to assemble a deployment archive
http_deployer {
deploymentArchive = war.archivePath
}
Other settings that are available (they all have defaults):
secure = false # default: true Do not validate SSL certificates at all
host = "can.has.host.com" # default: localhost Use another hostname
scheme = "http" # default: https Use http instead of https
port = 9898 # default: 4848 Use another admin console port
force = true # default: false Force (re-)deployment
contextRoot = 'sample' # default: '' Use a context root
applicationName = 'sample' # default: '' Use a application name
timeoutDuration = 300 # default: 12 Use a different timeout
timeoutUnit = MILLISECONDS # default: SECONDS Use a different timeout duration unit
user = 'foo' # default: 'admin' Use another user name
password = 'asdf' # default: '' Use a password
Because cargo is not cutting it for us and it's very heavy-weight. Plus it seems that the gradle plugin is abandonware.
Curl commands are awesome, don't get me wrong. This is a gradle plugin however and it uses okhttp to do requests.
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