mvn clean installif you like to build the extensions against a particular Syndesis version please set the syndesis.version property accordingly in the pom.xml.
Another option is to use the syndesisServerUrl to pass the url of a running Syndesis instance and let maven figure the right version out for you:
mvn clean install -DsyndesisServerUrl=https://your.syndesis.server.urlor more conveniently, if you are logged in with oc command on Syndesis and use a unix like OS:
mvn clean install -DsyndesisServerUrl="https://$(oc get route syndesis --template={{.spec.host}})"if you are using a developing environment chances are that you do not have a trusted certificate for your Syndesis server, in that case you can disable SSL validation by:
mvn clean install -DsyndesisServerUrl=https://your.syndesis.server.url -DsyndesisServerUrl.disableSSLvalidation=trueor
mvn clean install -DsyndesisServerUrl="https://$(oc get route syndesis --template={{.spec.host}})" -DsyndesisServerUrl.disableSSLvalidation=trueEither manually or with this companion script that uses jq to parse json objects:
FILE_VERSION="1.0.0"
EXTENSIONS=$(ls -d */)
for i in $EXTENSIONS
do
echo
FILE_NAME="${i::-1}" # removing trailing slash
EXTENSION_ID=$(curl "https://$(oc get route syndesis --template={{.spec.host}})/api/v1/extensions" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $(oc whoami -t)"\
-H 'Accept: */*'\
--insecure\
--form file=@"$FILE_NAME/target/$FILE_NAME-$FILE_VERSION.jar;type=application/x-java-archive;filename=$FILE_NAME-$FILE_VERSION.jar" | jq -r .id)
curl -X POST "https://$(oc get route syndesis --template={{.spec.host}})/api/v1/extensions/$EXTENSION_ID/install" \
--insecure\
-H "Authorization: Bearer $(oc whoami -t)"
done