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Deploying Artifacts using Maven

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Last updated: Oct 07, 2015
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A pom.xml file is automatically generated for each project created in Developer Studio. This file allows you to build the project using Maven. To build individual deployable artifacts using Maven, go to the project location in the command line and run the mvn clean install command.

One or more of the following deployable artifacts are then created under the target folder of your project location:

Artifact typeProject type
Apache Axis2 ArtifactAxis2 Archive [aar]
Web ApplicationWeb Application Archive [war]
JAX-WS ArtifactJava Archive [jar]
Endpoint Artifactxml
Sequence Artifactxml
Proxy Service Artifactxml
Local Entry Artifactxml
Synapse Configurationxml
Message Storexml
Message Processorxml
ESB MediatorJava Archive [jar]
Registry ResourceRegistry Resource with necessary meta-data
Registry Handler ArtifactOSGI Bundle [jar]
Registry Filter ArtifactOSGI Bundle [jar]
Data Service ArtifactData Services Descriptor file [dbs]
Data Services Validator ArtifactOSGI Bundle [jar]
BPEL WorkflowBPEL Archive [zip]
GadgetDashboard Archive [dar]
Complex Event Processor Artifactxml
Business Rule Server ArtifactAxis2 Archive [aar]
Carbon UI BundleOSGI Bundle [jar]
Third Party Library ArtifactOSGI Bundle [jar]
Composite Application ProjectComposite Application Archive [CAR]

You can generate a CAR file for your Composite Application (C-App) project and deploy it to one or more servers at once using the CAR Deploy plug-in for Maven. For more information, see Using WSO2 CAR Deploy Plug-In.

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