Deploy on WildFly - assure_dq

This section describes the steps to deploy your application on a WildFly server. The instructions are specific to an embedded WildFly instance.

Tip: To deploy to a WildFly cluster, see WildFly Clustered Deployment.

Deploy and start the application

Complete the following steps to deploy and start your application:

From <install_folder>/Infogix/bin, execute the deploy script to deploy the product.

For Windows:
```
deploy.bat -c <myConfigName> <product>
```
For UNIX or Linux:
```
./deploy.sh -c <myConfigName> <product>
```
The <myConfigName> parameter is the name of your configuration, and <product> is the parameter for your application:
- For Assure DQ, specify IA.
- For ER, specify ER.
- For Insight, specify II.
- For Perceive, specify IV.
Attention: Product parameters are case-sensitive.
Open <install_folder>/Infogix/logs/default/<product> and review deploy.log to verify that there were no errors.

You can configure WildFly to run as a service by completing the steps below. The WildFly service is available only for Windows installations.

Restriction: WildFly service is available only for Windows. To run WildFly as a service for multiple configurations, see “Multiple WildFly Services”.

To install and start the service, complete the following steps:

Locate the appropriate service.bat file for your environment in <install_folder>/WildFly/bin.
Run the command prompt as an administrator, and enter the following command:
```
service<myConfigName>.bat install
```
where <myConfigName> is the name of your configuration. For example:
```
serviceigx.bat install
```
where igx is the name of the configuration if you used the default configuration. Or,
```
serviceIA.bat install
```
where IA is the name of your configuration.
You will see a message that the service installed successfully. Windows Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services
From the Services list, select the WildFly service for your application and change its manual or automatic startup properties, as needed.
Start the service.
Note: The service executes start-WildFly.bat, using the same JVM™ and Java Options as the command line invocation of WildFly.
Review server.log in <install_folder>/Infogix/WildFly/server/<myConfigName>/log to confirm that the server started successfully.
If you need to uninstall the WildFly service in the future, enter the following command at the command prompt:
```
service<myConfigName>.bat uninstall
```
where <myConfigName> is the name of your configuration.

For example:
```
serviceigx.bat uninstall
```
where igx is the name of the configuration if you used the default configuration. Or,
```
serviceIA.bat uninstall
```
where IA is the name of your configuration.

Note: If you have multiple configurations and plan to run each configuration as a service, see “Multiple WildFly Services”.

To complete the post-deployment tasks for your application, proceed to “Post-deployment Tasks.”

“Advanced Deployment,” and “Product Integration,” provide instructions for advanced deployment scenarios and product integration. Refer to these chapters, as applicable.