wildfly:provision

Full name:

org.wildfly.plugins:wildfly-maven-plugin:5.0.0.Final:provision

Description:

Provision a server.

Attributes:

  • Requires a Maven project to be executed.
  • Requires dependency resolution of artifacts in scope: compile+runtime.
  • The goal is not marked as thread-safe and thus does not support parallel builds.
  • Since version: 3.0.
  • Binds by default to the lifecycle phase: package.

Optional Parameters

Name Type Since Description
<channels> List<ChannelConfiguration> - A list of channels used for resolving artifacts while provisioning.

Defining a channel:

       
    
        
        
         
            
          org.wildfly.channels
          
            
          wildfly-30.0
          
        
         
    
        
    
        
        
         
            
          https://example.example.org/channel/30
          
        
         
    
        

       

The wildfly.channels property can be used pass a comma delimited string for the channels. The channel can be a URL or a Maven GAV. If a Maven GAV is used, the groupId and artifactId are required.
Examples:

    -Dwildfly.channels="https://channels.example.org/30"
    -Dwildfly.channels="https://channels.example.org/30,org.example.channel:updates-30"
    -Dwildfly.channels="https://channels.example.org/30,org.example.channel:updates-30:1.0.2"


User Property: wildfly.channels
Alias: channels
<dryRun> boolean 5.0 Do not actually provision a server but generate the Galleon provisioning configuration in target/.wildfly-maven-plugin-provisioning.xml file.
Alias: dry-run
<excludedLayers> List<String> - A list of Galleon layers to exclude. Can be used when feature-pack-location or feature-packs are set. Use the System property wildfly.provisioning.layers.excluded to provide a comma separated list of layers to exclude.
User Property: wildfly.provisioning.layers.excluded
Alias: excluded-layers
<featurePacks> List<GalleonFeaturePack> - A list of feature-pack configurations to install, can be combined with layers. Use the System property wildfly.provisioning.feature-packs to provide a comma separated list of feature-packs.
User Property: wildfly.provisioning.feature-packs
Alias: feature-packs
<galleonOptions> Map<String,String> - Arbitrary Galleon options used when provisioning the server. In case you are building a large amount of server in the same maven session, it is strongly advised to set 'jboss-fork-embedded' option to 'true' in order to fork Galleon provisioning and CLI scripts execution in dedicated processes. For example:
  <galleon-options>
    <jboss-fork-embedded>true</jboss-fork-embedded>
  </galleon-options>

Alias: galleon-options
<layers> List<String> - A list of Galleon layers to provision. Can be used when feature-pack-location or feature-packs are set. Use the System property wildfly.provisioning.layers to provide a comma separated list of layers.
User Property: wildfly.provisioning.layers
Alias: layers
<layersConfigurationFileName> String - The name of the configuration file generated from layers. Default value is standalone.xml. If no layers have been configured, setting this parameter is invalid.
Default: standalone.xml
User Property: wildfly.provisioning.layers.configuration.file.name
Alias: layers-configuration-file-name
<logProvisioningTime> boolean - Whether to log provisioning time at the end
Default: false
User Property: wildfly.provisioning.log.time
Alias: log-provisioning-time
<offlineProvisioning> boolean - Whether to use offline mode when the plugin resolves an artifact. In offline mode the plugin will only use the local Maven repository for an artifact resolution.
Default: false
User Property: wildfly.provisioning.offline
Alias: offline-provisioning
<overwriteProvisionedServer> boolean - Set to true if you want to delete the existing server referenced from the provisioningDir and provision a new one, otherwise false.
Default: false
User Property: wildfly.provisioning.overwrite-provisioned-server
Alias: overwrite-provisioned-server
<provisioningDir> String - The path to the directory where to provision the server. Can be an absolute path or a path relative to the buildDir. By default the server is provisioned into the target/server directory.
Default: server
User Property: wildfly.provisioning.dir
Alias: provisioning-dir
<provisioningFile> File - The path to the provisioning.xml file to use. Note that this cannot be used with the feature-packs or configurations. If the provisioning file is not absolute, it has to be relative to the project base directory.
Default: ${project.basedir}/galleon/provisioning.xml
User Property: wildfly.provisioning.file
Alias: provisioning-file
<recordProvisioningState> boolean - Whether to record provisioning state in .galleon directory.
Default: false
User Property: wildfly.provisioning.record.state
Alias: record-provisioning-state
<skip> boolean - Set to true if you want the goal to be skipped, otherwise false.
Default: false
User Property: wildfly.provision.skip

Parameter Details

<channels>

A list of channels used for resolving artifacts while provisioning.

Defining a channel:

     
    
      
        
       
            
        org.wildfly.channels
        
            
        wildfly-30.0
        
        
       
    
      
    
      
        
       
            
        https://example.example.org/channel/30
        
        
       
    
      

     

The wildfly.channels property can be used pass a comma delimited string for the channels. The channel can be a URL or a Maven GAV. If a Maven GAV is used, the groupId and artifactId are required.
Examples:

    -Dwildfly.channels="https://channels.example.org/30"
    -Dwildfly.channels="https://channels.example.org/30,org.example.channel:updates-30"
    -Dwildfly.channels="https://channels.example.org/30,org.example.channel:updates-30:1.0.2"

  • Type: java.util.List<org.wildfly.plugin.provision.ChannelConfiguration>
  • Required: No
  • User Property: wildfly.channels
  • Alias: channels

<dryRun>

Do not actually provision a server but generate the Galleon provisioning configuration in target/.wildfly-maven-plugin-provisioning.xml file.
  • Type: boolean
  • Since: 5.0
  • Required: No
  • Alias: dry-run

<excludedLayers>

A list of Galleon layers to exclude. Can be used when feature-pack-location or feature-packs are set. Use the System property wildfly.provisioning.layers.excluded to provide a comma separated list of layers to exclude.
  • Type: java.util.List<java.lang.String>
  • Required: No
  • User Property: wildfly.provisioning.layers.excluded
  • Alias: excluded-layers

<featurePacks>

A list of feature-pack configurations to install, can be combined with layers. Use the System property wildfly.provisioning.feature-packs to provide a comma separated list of feature-packs.
  • Type: java.util.List<org.jboss.galleon.api.GalleonFeaturePack>
  • Required: No
  • User Property: wildfly.provisioning.feature-packs
  • Alias: feature-packs

<galleonOptions>

Arbitrary Galleon options used when provisioning the server. In case you are building a large amount of server in the same maven session, it is strongly advised to set 'jboss-fork-embedded' option to 'true' in order to fork Galleon provisioning and CLI scripts execution in dedicated processes. For example:
  <galleon-options>
    <jboss-fork-embedded>true</jboss-fork-embedded>
  </galleon-options>
  • Type: java.util.Map<java.lang.String, java.lang.String>
  • Required: No
  • Alias: galleon-options

<layers>

A list of Galleon layers to provision. Can be used when feature-pack-location or feature-packs are set. Use the System property wildfly.provisioning.layers to provide a comma separated list of layers.
  • Type: java.util.List<java.lang.String>
  • Required: No
  • User Property: wildfly.provisioning.layers
  • Alias: layers

<layersConfigurationFileName>

The name of the configuration file generated from layers. Default value is standalone.xml. If no layers have been configured, setting this parameter is invalid.
  • Type: java.lang.String
  • Required: No
  • User Property: wildfly.provisioning.layers.configuration.file.name
  • Default: standalone.xml
  • Alias: layers-configuration-file-name

<logProvisioningTime>

Whether to log provisioning time at the end
  • Type: boolean
  • Required: No
  • User Property: wildfly.provisioning.log.time
  • Default: false
  • Alias: log-provisioning-time

<offlineProvisioning>

Whether to use offline mode when the plugin resolves an artifact. In offline mode the plugin will only use the local Maven repository for an artifact resolution.
  • Type: boolean
  • Required: No
  • User Property: wildfly.provisioning.offline
  • Default: false
  • Alias: offline-provisioning

<overwriteProvisionedServer>

Set to true if you want to delete the existing server referenced from the provisioningDir and provision a new one, otherwise false.
  • Type: boolean
  • Required: No
  • User Property: wildfly.provisioning.overwrite-provisioned-server
  • Default: false
  • Alias: overwrite-provisioned-server

<provisioningDir>

The path to the directory where to provision the server. Can be an absolute path or a path relative to the buildDir. By default the server is provisioned into the target/server directory.
  • Type: java.lang.String
  • Required: No
  • User Property: wildfly.provisioning.dir
  • Default: server
  • Alias: provisioning-dir

<provisioningFile>

The path to the provisioning.xml file to use. Note that this cannot be used with the feature-packs or configurations. If the provisioning file is not absolute, it has to be relative to the project base directory.
  • Type: java.io.File
  • Required: No
  • User Property: wildfly.provisioning.file
  • Default: ${project.basedir}/galleon/provisioning.xml
  • Alias: provisioning-file

<recordProvisioningState>

Whether to record provisioning state in .galleon directory.
  • Type: boolean
  • Required: No
  • User Property: wildfly.provisioning.record.state
  • Default: false
  • Alias: record-provisioning-state

<skip>

Set to true if you want the goal to be skipped, otherwise false.
  • Type: boolean
  • Required: No
  • User Property: wildfly.provision.skip
  • Default: false