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I have a maven multi module project set up for an AEM application:
The application is deployed through Jenkins via a Maven build using the 0.0.24 version of the com.day.jcr.vault content-package-maven-plugin:
mvn clean install -PautoInstallPackage (-D... [admin creds] -D... [server info])
Intermittently, the Jenkins build will fail because the deployment of ui.workflows to http://{server}.{port}/crx/packmgr/service.jsp will fail with the following message:
[ERROR] Missing response status information in response:
Checking in the logs of successful and unsuccessful deployments, I can see that the successful deployment requests returns an XML response that begins with
<crx version="1.4.1" user="admin" workspace="crx.default">
and ends with
Package installed in 4098ms.
</log>
</data>
<status code="200">ok</status>
</response>
</crx>
The unsuccessful deployment requests returns an HTML response that begins with
<html>
<head>
<title>Content modified /crx/packmgr/service.jsp</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>Content modified /crx/packmgr/service.jsp</h1>
<table>
<tbody>
<tr>
<td>Status</td>
<td><div id="Status">200</div></td>
</tr>
I surmise that the request to the service endpoint in AEM was successful but that the plugin could not parse the HTML response. It looks like AEM in 6.2 is moving away from the /crx/packmgr/service.jsp endpoint, as well as XML responses in this documentation here
In the Adobe Nexus Repo for the maven plugin, there is a new version (0.5), which is a significant leap in version number from the previous number, and also coincides with the AEM 6.2 version release (April 2016) but I cannot find any documentation on how to configure the new plugin.
If anyone has experienced this issue, how did you resolve it?
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For help on the latest plugin you could do following -
mvn com.day.jcr.vault:content-package-maven-plugin:0.5.1:help
This will give you list of goals available with new plugin. Given that you are looking into installing the package, the goal to get details will be install, you could type following command to get the details for configuring the goal -
mvn com.day.jcr.vault:content-package-maven-plugin:0.5.1:help -Ddetail=true -Dgoal=install
This will give you configuration details, something like -
[INFO] Adobe Content Package Maven Plugin 0.5.1 Maven Plugin supporting creation of content packages and controlling the package manager on a remote system.
content-package:install Install a Content Package on a remote CRX or Communique 5 system.
Available parameters:
artifact A string of the form groupId:artifactId:version[:packaging]. User property: vault.artifact artifactId The artifactId of the artifact to install User property: vault.artifactId failOnError (Default: false) If true, fail the build if there is an error while installing. User property: vault.failOnError groupId The groupId of the artifact to install User property: vault.groupId install (Default: true) Whether to install (unpack) the uploaded package automatically or not. User property: vault.install name (Default: ${project.artifactId}) The name of the content package User property: vault.name packageFile (Default: ${project.build.directory}/${project.build.finalName}.zip) The name of the content package file to install on the target system. If not set, the primary artifact of the project is considered the content package to be installed. User property: vault.file packaging (Default: zip) The packaging of the artifact to install User property: vault.packaging password (Default: admin) The password to authenticate against the remote CRX system. Required: Yes User property: vault.password relaxedSSLCheck (Default: false) User property: vault.relaxedSSLCheck repositoryId (Default: temp) The id of the repository from which we'll download the artifact User property: vault.repoId repositoryUrl The url of the repository from which we'll download the artifact User property: vault.repoUrl serverId The server id with which to get the username and password from the user's settings file. User property: vault.serverId serviceURL (Default: http://localhost:4502/crx/packmgr/service/.json) Required: Yes User property: vault.serviceURL targetURL (Default: http://localhost:4502/crx/packmgr/service.jsp) The URL to the HTTP service API of the CRX package manager. See HTTP Service Interface for details on this interface. Required: Yes User property: vault.targetURL timeout (Default: 5) The connection timeout to set when communicating with the package manager service. Default value is 5 seconds. Value is specified in seconds. User property: vault.timeout useProxy (Default: true) Setting this to false disables considering the use of any of the active proxies configured in the Maven Settings. By default the first active proxy configuration in the Maven Settings is used to proxy any request to the package manager. User property: vault.useProxy userId (Default: admin) The user name to authenticate as against the remote CRX system. Required: Yes User property: vault.userId verbose (Default: false) Enable verbose logging when set to true. User property: vault.verbose version The version of the artifact to install User property: vault.version
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I had the same problem for my multimodule project:
Packages for these modules were installed in the order shown above and it seemed to be the issue.
It turned out that the problem occurred when installing the third package and in error.log there was a problem with some workflows for assets. I don't know what's the exact reason, but changing the order of packages actually helped, so what I had to do is to install the package with assets and bundle at the end. You may consider a similar solution depending on your project structure.
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