Hi, I did similar with no.1-2 but I have difficulty on no.3 When installing from webconsole sometimes its throw "NoSuchConfigException". Then when I install plugin using deploy-tool "install-plugin", somehow my dependencies doesn't installed, only default one that got installed (like tomcat,jasper, etc).
Can you point me to car-maven-plugin docs? Thanks, Ricky Well, let's try the scenario about how to set up a remote respository step by step. 1. Set up a http server and expose the repository: assume you have a server(ip address:9.181.10.11) running http service which can be accessed via http:\\9.181.10.11, and the plugins repository is on the server under /tmp/plugins directory. Then update <HTTPServer_HOME>/conf/http.conf by adding the following blocks after you stopped httpd daemon: Alias/plugins "/tmp/plugins" Options Indexes FollowSymLinks AllowOveride None Order allow, deny Allow from all Save and exit. Restart httpd daemon. 2. Copy geronimo-plugins.xml and relevant plugins into /tmp/plugins(You may try Geronimo sample plugins for this test). 3. From another server running Geronimo, go to admin console and add a remote repository named "http:\\9.181.10.11\plugins". Then click Show plugins in the repository you will see all the plugins ready for download. The real challenge would be how you manage numbers of plugins and make sure each time users get the most updated ones, how to automate the whole update process from server side. Export applications from Admin console mannually works but for a great number of plugins, I'd pefer car-maven-plugin just as David Jencks mentioned. Hope this could answer your questions. Anything else, please let us know. Jeff Chi -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Gbean-to-install-plugin-from-remote-repository--tp22380105s134p22461988.html Sent from the Apache Geronimo - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
