Correct way to deploy iDempiere to production environment?

[An Nguyễn]

Hi all,

I'm looking for the way to deploy an iDempiere project to production environment, but there're not many articles about this topic.

As I read, we can deploy an OSGi project by 2 ways:

- Embed OSGi container inside another servlet container: OSGi project will be packed like a classic WAR file, and the servlet container will be installed and configured independently.

- Servlet container will be use as a bundle of OSGi project, like tomcat is configured and running inside iDempiere 2.1

I wonder which way is prefered for iDempiere, and is there any article/guideline on how to do this in details?
Thanks in advance.

[Pritesh Shah]

Why don’t you use Jenkins and create script to build product.zip using Buckminster commands and then extract zip and start the server.

 

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[An Nguyễn]

Hi Pritesh Shah,

I think using the way creating product.zip means we need to re-deploy all things everytime, which is not conveinent.

For example, I just change a line of code in my own bundle, can I just update it to production environment without touching the other ones?

As I understand, OSGi architect helps us to do this, but I still don't know how to do.

Thanks,

[Hiep Lq]

for your requirement, you can use osgi console or felix web ui, install old plug-in and install new one.

you also can create a p2 repository and auto update from it. 

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[Rinto Exandi]

Hi,

You can use Felix web ui for and easiest way to add/update your custom plugin into idempiere without compiling the whole idempiere source, but if you do change the core idempiere source indeed you need to compile the whole idempiere source.

As stated by mr Red1, using osgi  it create a possibility that you can change the tire without even stop the car :) 

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