To deploy a WAR file to WildFly using a Jenkins pipeline, you can use the wildfly deployer in the following manner. Replace the placeholders like <<YOUR_WILDFLY_CREDENTIALS_ID>> , <<YOUR_WILDFLY_MANAGEMENT_URL>> , <<YOUR_CONTEXT_PATH>> , and <<YOUR_WAR_FILE_NAME>> with the actual values:
stage('Deployment Mapping of Environment') {
steps {
script {
def wildflyCredentialId = '<<YOUR_WILDFLY_CREDENTIALS_ID>>' // Replace with your WildFly credentials ID
def wildflyManagementUrl = 'http://<<YOUR_WILDFLY_MANAGEMENT_URL>>/management'
def contextPathName = '<<YOUR_CONTEXT_PATH>>' // Replace with the context path for your application
def warFileName = '<<YOUR_WAR_FILE_NAME>>' // Replace with the name of your WAR file
wildflyDeploy(
credentialsId: wildflyCredentialId,
url: wildflyManagementUrl,
hostname: 'localhost', // You may need to adjust this
port: 9990, // The management port for WildFly
fileName: warFileName,
runtimeName: warFileName,
enabled: true,
contextPath: contextPathName,
rollback: false,
toDeployment: false
)
}
}
}
This script assumes that you’ve configured the WildFly credentials in Jenkins. Replace <<YOUR_WILDFLY_CREDENTIALS_ID>> with the actual ID of those credentials.
Make sure that the necessary Jenkins plugins are installed for WildFly deployment, and adjust the WildFly management URL, hostname, and port to match your specific WildFly setup.