Problem deploying .zip artifacts from Maven to Nexus repo

[Andrew]

Hi I am new on the list.
I Have recently started using Jenkins (currently using version 1.408).
but I have a problem when deploying .zip artifacts.
I have a Maven multi module project which produces a number of Jar and
zip files which I want to deploy to a Nexus Maven repository.

Using the "Post Build Action" Deploy artifacts to Maven repository the
build starts deploying the artifacts, but it stops deploying at the
first zip file it encounters. It says build succeeded and after that
it gives an out of memory exception (though I think the out of memory
error is not the problem).

When I look at the workspace all of the artifacts have built
correctly.
If I use the redeploy option I can deploy even the ones that didn't
deploy earlier, but if I try to deploy one of the .zip artifacts the
artifact does not transfer but htere are no errors in the logs.

Has anybody ever encountered this behaviour?

Thank you for any light you can shed on this :-)

[Torsten Mandry]

Hi Andrew,

did you find a solution for your problem, yet?

I'm getting the same OutOfMemory Exception when I try to deploy a WAR-Archive (~35 MB) to a Nexus repository. When calling mvn deploy on the command line I have to set some MAVEN_OPTS to get it succeed. 

I tried to set the MAVEN_OPTS parameter in Jenkins Config, in the Build-Project Config and in the operation system of my Jenkins host. None of that solves my problem. 

It looks like the Jenkins MAVEN_OPTS settings are not used for the post build deployment task.

Perhaps, you or some other members of this group know what to do.

Regards,

Torsten

[Olivier Lamy]

Hello ,
The post deploy publisher is executed inside the jenkins master.
The only solution is to increase master memory

2011/8/12 Torsten Mandry <torsten...@googlemail.com>:

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[Torsten Mandry]

Hi Olivier.

> The only solution is to increase master memory

And how do I do that?

Tanks,
Torsten

[Olivier Lamy]

Depends how you use jenkins in a servlet container or the runnable jar.
But the usual stuff is to add -Xmx<some reasonable value> in the cli
which start the java process responsable to run jenkins.

2011/8/12 Torsten Mandry <torsten...@googlemail.com>:

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[Torsten Mandry]

Hi Olivier,

I run Jenkins in a tomcat servlet container. I tried to set -Xms and -
Xmx parameters in the CATALINA_OPTS and restarted tomcat. The
OutOfMemory Exception still occurs :(

Regards,
Torsten

On 12 Aug., 14:17, Olivier Lamy <oliver.l...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Depends how you use jenkins in a servlet container or the runnable jar.
> But the usual stuff is to add -Xmx<some reasonable value> in the cli
> which start the java process responsable to run jenkins.
>

> 2011/8/12 Torsten Mandry <torsten.man...@googlemail.com>: