Jenkins works well with Artifactory and the built artifact will be upload to the Artifactory repository automatically.
One day, i found that the artifact is built but it is not uploaded. The Linux server doesn’t have the desktop interface so i couldn’t upload the artifact through browser. An alternative way is to use the curl command to post the artifact to the repository.
curl -X POST <target url> --data <artifact>
Example:
curl -X POST http://localhost:8081/artifactory/dev-snapshot-local/eureka-v0.0.1.tar.gz --data eureka-v0.0.1.tar.gz
Done =)
Reference: StackOverflow – How do I deploy a file to Artifactory using the command line
Previously we have talked about how to work with Apache Ivy and Artifactory.
The next thing i would like to share is to publish your built .jar file to Artifactory.
1. Login to Artifactory web portal and create a new repository, click on the Admin tab and select Repository on the left menu side bar.
Continue reading Apache Ivy – Publish to Artifactory →
Like Maven, we could setup a repository server for better dependency management. So instead of connecting to the public repository, we want our Apache Ivy project links to our repository server, i have already setup the Artifactory repository server in my local machine. Let’s continue with the project we created yesterday.
1. Add the ivysettings.xml location in the build.xml.
Continue reading Apache Ivy – Integrate with Artifactory →
Dream BIG and go for it =)
Eureka! 