added short example for hudson pushing to releases.sapsailing.com

Steffen Tobias Wagner commited 2016-04-06 22:20:28 +0000 commit f06a05d99dacaf5674347474dfb0de423a81c52e

				wiki/building-and-deploying.md
			
          @@ -41,6 +41,14 @@ $ git push -f origin release:release

           </pre>

           Give the build server some time (20-30 Minutes) until it will have the release ready.

          +

          +### Example with Hudson

          +Deploying jobs from hudson to `releases.sapsailing.com` is quite simple.

          +

          +- login as `hudson@<build server>`

          +- go to `/home/hudson/repo/jobs/{jobname}/workspace`

          +- execute `./configuration/buildAndUpdateProduct.sh -n build -w trac@sapsailing.com release` for triggering the upload

          +

           ## Working with Environments

           There exist a number of preconfigured environment configurations at [releases.sapsailing.com/environments](http://releases.sapsailing.com/environments). Such an environment can be automagically applied to your instance by changing to the servers directory and then executing the `refreshInstance.sh` script with the parameter `install-env <environment-name>`. This will update your env.sh. Make sure to afterwards restart your server.

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41	41	</pre>
42	42
43	43	Give the build server some time (20-30 Minutes) until it will have the release ready.
	44	+
	45	+### Example with Hudson
	46	+Deploying jobs from hudson to `releases.sapsailing.com` is quite simple.
	47	+
	48	+- login as `hudson@<build server>`
	49	+- go to `/home/hudson/repo/jobs/{jobname}/workspace`
	50	+- execute `./configuration/buildAndUpdateProduct.sh -n build -w trac@sapsailing.com release` for triggering the upload
	51	+
44	52	## Working with Environments
45	53
46	54	There exist a number of preconfigured environment configurations at [releases.sapsailing.com/environments](http://releases.sapsailing.com/environments). Such an environment can be automagically applied to your instance by changing to the servers directory and then executing the `refreshInstance.sh` script with the parameter `install-env <environment-name>`. This will update your env.sh. Make sure to afterwards restart your server.