Use this plugin to interact with an IBM WebSphere Server.
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Start and stop the server.
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Manage applications within the server (start, deploy, undeploy, stop or custom task) using the provided WebSphere scripts in the bin directory under the installation home directory (wsadmin, startServer, stopServer).
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Run Jython scripts that are provided by the user or defined when a procedure is created.
Plugin version 2.9.1.2022041311 Revised on April 16, 2022
Integrated Version
The plugin was tested on following WebSphere versions:
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WAS and WASND 9.0 on Linux and Windows
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WAS and WASND 8.5.5 on Linux and Windows
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WAS and WASND 8.5.0 on Linux and Windows
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WAS and WASND 8.0 on Linux and Windows
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WAS 7.0 on Linux and Windows. Beginning Release 2.4 we do not certify this plugin on the 7.0 version of WAS considering that this version is not actively supported by IBM since April 2018. Please refer to this IBM Link
Plugin Configurations
Plugin configurations are sets of parameters that apply across some or all of the plugin procedures. They reduce repetition of common values, create predefined parameter sets for end users, and securely store credentials where needed. Each configuration is given a unique name that is entered in designated parameters on procedures that use them.
Creating Plugin Configurations
To create plugin configurations in CloudBees CD, do these steps:
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Go to Administration >Plugins to open the Plugin Manager.
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Find the EC-WebSphere-2.9.1.2022041311 row.
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Click Configure to open the Configurations page.
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Click Create Configuration as per the description of parameters below.
Note: After you perform the setup below it is important to make sure that the CloudBees CD agent machine on which WebSphere runs is registered as a resource that can be pinged.
Plugin configurations are sets of parameters that apply across some or all of the plugin procedures. They reduce repetition of common values, create predefined parameter sets for end users, and securely store credentials where needed. Each configuration is given a unique name that is entered in designated parameters on procedures that use them.