The steps below show This section describes how to use WSO2 Developer Studio to develop individual artifacts and export them as a single C-App artifact. You artifact that you can then deploy the C-App on the WSO2 product instance. Use this method to move the configurations of your server from one environment to another.
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in the ESB.
- For instructions to develop individual artifacts, see Creating ESB Artifacts in the Developer Studio documentation.
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- the C-App and export the C-App as a Carbon Application Archive (CAR) file
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- , see Packaging Artifacts Into Deployable Archives in the Developer Studio documentation.
After you create individual artifacts and export them as a CAR file, you can upload the CAR file into your
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ESB instance.
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Tip: When you create a CAR file with artifacts, ensure that each artifact name is the same as the relevant artifact file name. |
Follow the instruction below to upload the CAR file into your ESB instance, via the Management Console.
- Click the Main tab on the Management Console, go to Manage -> Carbon Applications and then click Add.
The Add Carbon Applications screen appears. Click Choose File, select your CAR file and click Upload.
IfInfo - The CAR files that you deploy this way upload are dropped to <PRODUCTto the
<PRODUCT_HOME>/repositorytmp/carbonapps/{tenant-ID}. {tenant-ID} is 0 in a single-tenanted environment. 0 is the super tenant ID. directory. - As an alternative to uploading the C-App using via the management console, you can manually copy the CAR archive into <PRODUCTinto the
<ESB_HOME>/repository/deployment/server/carbonapps/{tenant-ID} manually directory, and it will be deployed. - Manual deployment in a multi-tenanted environment is not recommended if you are unaware not aware of the tenant ID.
- The CAR files that you deploy this way upload are dropped to <PRODUCTto the
After you upload the CAR file, follow the step given below to check whether the CAR file is successfully deployed:
- Click the Main tab on the Management Console, go to Manage -> Carbon Applications and then click List. The Carbon Applications List screen appears. If successfully deployed, the C-App will be listed
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