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Multi module Gradle application failed to deploy into liberty server #766
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I did some testing with this project and it seems that there were a couple more pieces needed to get the ear file deployed.
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@jagraj Is this resolved? Can we close the issue? |
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@jagraj We have made some fixes around loose application deployment in recent releases. Would you mind trying our most recent 3.6 version of the plugin and see if it resolves the problem you were seeing? |
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I built my application with |
@jagraj What messages are in the terminal/console from the Liberty Gradle plugin when trying to deploy this app using looseApplication=true? |
@cherylking
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@jagraj I think you spoke to Matt about this already, but this part of the console messages is key:
If the ear application is not built by the project that our plugin is run on, it cannot build/install as a loose application. |
I tried my application to deploy with the
After the application is deployed then I started liberty server, I am getting following class loader problems.
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I moved all my Liberty configuration build tasks to GarageSaleLibertyEAR project where I am building my ear project, I am getting same class loader problems.
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I am trying to deploy multi module Gradle application into Liberty server and it is failing to deploy into apps folder.
I followed this documentation and I could not deploy into liberty server.
I tried both looseApplication=false and true options and it did not work. Here is my gradle.build file below.
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