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This short document is about the steps to deploy Hudson onto Apache Geronimo v3.0. Hudson is a easy-to-use integration system. You can go and read the details on its web site. No need to duplicate their stuff here.

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The plan configures a security realm hudson-realm as well as /hudson as a context for hudson.war.

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The plan filters out org.apache.commons.lang. package that comes with Apache Commons Lang 2.5 in Geronimo 3.0. As of Hudson 1.160, Apache Commons Lang 2.4 is required and is already included in the war file.

It appears that Hudson uses a customized version of Apache JEXL made specifically for itself, so filtering the package from the web classloader is required.

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. Note that <hidden-classes/> tag is not supported in Geronimo 3.0 any more, you can use <import-package>!org.apache.commons.lang.*</import-package> to keep org.apache.common.lang.* package in Geronimo server repository from loading into the classloader.

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The plan filters out org.apache.commons package that comes with Apache Commons Lang 2.5 in Geronimo 3.0. As of Hudson 2.0.0, Apache Commons Lang 2.4 is required and is already included in the war file.

Starting Geronimo

Run Geronimo with ./bin/geronimo.sh run -vv command.
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Deploying hudson-realm

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Deploying hudson.war

Download hudson.war from its releases web page.

You can deploy hudson.war from the web console of Geronimo, but there's another way to do the same - executing deploy command on from the command line .
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Running the webapp

Point the browser of your choice to http://localhost:8080/hudson. You should see hudson's welcome page.

Setting up a new Maven2 job in hudson works fine too.

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