Deploy to remote Wildfly using jboss-cli non-interactive script

[otinanism]

I am trying to deploy a war using jboss-cli.bat (Windows machine).

When I run the commands separetly it works:

> jboss-cli.bat --connect --controller=ip:port --user=admin --password=***

[standalone@10.61.0.113:10990 /] deploy test.war

Then my application is deployed

But what I need is to run this non-interactively so it can be run from a build server for example:

>jboss-cli.bat --commands="connect --controller=ip:port --user=admin --password=***, deploy test.war"

First if I run this command I get the error:

'test.war' already exists in the deployment repository (use --force

to replace the existing content in the repository).

then I run again the command:

>jboss-cli.bat --commands="connect --controller=ip:port --user=admin --password=***, deploy test.war --force"

This time I get no error but the war is not deployed. I can check this by undeploying the war manually and running the command again.

Any ideas?

[jaysensharma]

The Correct command  should be something like following:

Example:

./jboss-cli.sh -c controller=remoteIP:9990 --user=admin --password=admin@123 --command="deploy /PATH/TO/test.war"

If you get message like "'test.war' already exists in the deployment repository" which means your application was already deployed , this can be verified by looking at the jboss profile (like standalone.xml file  there should be a tag  <deployments> with your app info) So undeploy the app again and then deploy to verifiy the same or run the following command to list already existing deployed  applications:

./jboss-cli.sh -c controller=remoteIP:9990 --user=admin --password=admin@123 --command="deployment-info"

[otinanism]

Thank you that is correct! I am wondering if this is something that should be clearer on the documentation.