Deployment of BPC modules and themes

There are various methods for deploying a module or theme. The following provides a comprehensive overview of all available options. For detailed instructions on deploying BPC instances, including configuring target systems and using the deployment wizard, see Deployment.

Deployment via the deploy folder

The generated WAR file should be copied to the deploy folder of the Karaf server.

Manually
copy the war file from the respective repository folder/build and paste it into karaf-4.x.x/deploy.
Via terminal
e.g. via the command
cp build/bpc-theme-template.war /usr/local/opt/bpc/karaf-4.2.0-SNAPSHOT/deploy

Deployment via the module upload in the BPC

The WAR file can also be uploaded via the BPC user interface:

To do this, open Global menu > About Business Process Center.

The button for module upload is located in the window that opens:

Deployment via SSH

Requirements

The following requirements must be met in order to successfully complete the deployment process:

Public/private key authentication is set up.
You can find the generated key in the directory ~/.ssh.

Alternatively, you can also use authentication with a user name and password. Make sure that the "ssh" role is set for the user in the file users.properties.
Your public SSH key is stored on the server.
The key must be copied to the file ~/.ssh/authorized_keys of the target server. This can be done by an administrator or an authorized person.

Deploying and building the module

Build the module to test whether everything works:
- Unix systems
- Windows systems
./gradlew --stacktrace
gradlew --stacktrace
Use scp (Secure Copy Protocol) to transfer the WAR file from your local computer to the target server.
The default port is 8101.
```
scp -P PORT PFAD/ZUR/DATEI USER@SERVER:/deploy
```
Beispiel:
```
scp -P 8101 path/to/local/war/mywar.war virtimo@<ip_address>:/deploy
```

Your build artifact has been successfully deployed to the BPC system and activated immediately.

You can use Deployment to transfer individual modules and BPC configurations from one BPC installation to another within the BPC.