New Task in Hudson

1. Add the service in Hudson and build it automatically

Open Hudson Home, click New Task

Select Copy Existing task, enter the copied task name and the new service task name, click OK

Find the task after you've created it, click Settings

Configure the SVN path where the service code is located (provided when development submits the test)

Then configure the deployed server

If the server already exists, click the Name drop-down box to select directly

If it's a new server, you need to add a deployment node to system management.

Source files fills in the war package name of the service to be built (target/), in general the name matches the service name in the SVN path, and if the inconsistency notifies the developer to modify

https://172.16.10.249/svn/Code/ZhangTongHome/Server/SchoolServer/trunk/51110

Remote directory fills in the path to the server to which the service pack is to be copied, omitting the root directory (typically/home, as configured in system settings)

Exec command fill in the path of the restart script (below the bin directory)

In the case of new Tomcat, there is no restart.sh script by default, you need to copy the past from the current service, or copy from the test svn

Click Save, Hudson Configuration complete

Click Build to check if the log is properly deployed and started successfully

To view the deployment log: