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  • 1.  Building my first artifact

    Posted 07/16/19 09:44 PM

    I’ve created a simple flow service that runs locally. I would now like to go through the motions of deploying it to another webMethods IS server. Before I start messing around with continuous integration tools, I was wondering if there is a way I can generate an artifact in my Designer tool (running version 10) that can then be imported into another server.

    Gild a


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  • 2.  RE: Building my first artifact

    Posted 07/17/19 10:48 AM

    As the source are actually “living” inside the Integration Server, even if using local development, this is done using Deployer, not Designer.

    Using Deployer is described in the Deployer_Users_Guide, which covers depoyment from one IS to another (runtime based deployment) as well as deploying from a source code repository (repository based deployment) which is mainly used when doing CI/Devops.


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  • 3.  RE: Building my first artifact

    Posted 07/24/19 12:04 PM

    Hi,

    If you just want a simple and manual procedure, you can use the “Publish” feature, which creates an installable zip file you can transfer to the target server (it is placed in the ‘replicate/outbound’ folder of the source server and you should transfer it to the ‘replicate/inbound’ folder of the target).

    Best regards


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