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OD Newbie - How to deploy single files?

k1DBLITZ

Is there a way to specify two single files and two single targets right in the xml file to deploy from server to server?

It seems that open deploy requires a dir compare or the use of a file list.

Is it also appears that when using a file list you can specify multiple sources, but the target of that file list is singular in nature. Is that correct?

Can someone point me in the direction of an example of file list configuration?

I've tried following some of the examples I received in my training manuals but am not having much luck.

In the meantime, I am continuing to work on my test and will be able to post more info shortly.

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Adam Stoller

Is there a way to specify two single files and two single targets right in the xml file to deploy from server to server?

It seems that open deploy requires a dir compare or the use of a file list.

Is it also appears that when using a file list you can specify multiple sources, but the target of that file list is singular in nature. Is that correct?

Yes, OD requires either a comparison or a file list - in your case, for deploying a single file - a file list is the right choice. Make sure that the entry(ies) in the file list are specified relative to the source area path that is specified in the config file (or what is passed to the config file as a parameter).

When you say "two single targets" - do you mean:

Are you just looking at training manuals - or are you also looking at the product manuals - I'd recommend the latter for more details.

k1DBLITZ

Yes, OD requires either a comparison or a file list - in your case, for deploying a single file - a file list is the right choice. Make sure that the entry(ies) in the file list are specified relative to the source area path that is specified in the config file (or what is passed to the config file as a parameter).

When you say "two single targets" - do you mean.

I am referring to two target paths on the same receiver. I see now that I must specify each target path separately.

For now, to simplify things, I am trying to deploy a single file. My configuration looks like this:

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My file list contains:

custom-fixed-layout.page.xsl

The log says it completed with errors, and the target file is not updated on the target server:

ENG: Quorum flag = false
ENG: Target Area is \Interwoven\TeamSite\local\config\lib\content_center\livesite_customer_src\etc\classes\com\interwoven\xsl\runtime
ENG: Next deployment flag for tsprod = false
ENG: Internal deployment name is .bokf_Dev_To_Prod-Jar-XSL.Deployment-FileList.tsprod
ENG: Got internal config file for .bokf_Dev_To_Prod-Jar-XSL.Deployment-FileList.tsprod
ENG: Parent deployment multi-tier flag = false
ENG: Published start event uuid=[fa9668c0-03b5-11e0-bdc0-d0bb73d59530] prevUuid=[null] prevLeg=[null]
ENG: No need to create payload filelists - no entry
ENG: Starting internal deployment TSProd.Deployment-FileList, Thread-296
ENG: Waiting for 1 children to complete phases
ENG: No of children = 1, failed = 1(all)
ENG: EXITING [setup] ENTERING [cleanup]
ENG:  In TPostDisConnectActions run method  
ENG: Signalling macroDeploy about completion of  PostDisConnect routines 
ENG: All 1 children completed their phases
ENG: Waiting for 1 children for completion of  disconnect  routine
ENG: Post DisConnect routine completed
ENG: Completed session queue capacity reached.  Removed oldest session.
ENG: Job ID=m73   Deployment=bokf_Dev_To_Prod-Jar-XSL   Elapsed Time=205 ms <<<
ENG: Published end event uuid=[fa9668c0-03b5-11e0-bdc0-d0bb73d59530] status=[FAILED]
ENG: End logfile [d:\Interwoven\OpenDeployNG\log\src.bokf_Dev_To_Prod-Jar-XSL.log]

I'm not sure why it's failing or what I am missing.

Adam Stoller

In somewhat reverse order:

k1DBLITZ

Is the micro log the log file located at: d:\Interwoven\OpenDeployNG\log\src.bokf_Dev_To_Prod-Jar-XSL.log?

You are correct on the second part.

I started out trying to deploy 2 files (a .jar and an .xsl) from two separate source directories to their counterpart directories on a single target server.

Since I couldn't deploy successfully, I decided to simplify things and try to get a single file deploy working properly first before trying to add a second.

Adam Stoller

Is the micro log the log file located at: d:\Interwoven\OpenDeployNG\log\src.bokf_Dev_To_Prod-Jar-XSL.log?

That looks about right.

You are correct on the second part.

I started out trying to deploy 2 files (a .jar and an .xsl) from two separate source directories to their counterpart directories on a single target server

This is not what you asked about. That can be done with a single deployment definition. The paths in the file list should be specified relative to both the source and target areas. E.g.:

If the relative-path directory structures are not consistent across source and target, you have to do more work and probably create multiple definitions (as indicated in my previous response).