Failed to generate poms with maven - Can't connect to Commandline server : localhost with port: 8002

[Ctodd1123]

Hi,

I'm writing a CICD script to automatically build our Talend code with maven. I'm following the documentation found here https://help.talend.com/r/en-US/8.0/software-dev-lifecycle-best-practices-guide/regenerate-pom-files . Current setup and steps completed:

1. We have nexus installed and working fine with our ~./m2/settings.xml pointing to nexus because I could install builder-maven-plugin with 'mvn org.talend.ci:builder-maven-plugin:8.0.1:install'
2. I upgraded a Talend Studio to the command line server and I can start up the command line or enter into the console.
3. I git clone my Talend project into local repository.
4. ERROR task - I now try and generate poms using 'mvn org.talend.ci:builder-maven-plugin:8.0.1:generateAllPoms' . And I get the error 'Can't connect to Commandline server : localhost with port: 8002:'. The instructions don't actually say I need to be running the Commandline server but I try running it by calling ./commandline-linux.sh and then in another session running the mvn ... generateAllPoms again and I still get the same error, plus I see that nothing is listening on port 8002 anyway.

Any suggestions? Do I need the command line server running when I try to generate my poms? If so why is it not listening on port 8002. Should -Dproduct.path be pointing to my Command line server product or should it be a studio? Here is the command causing the errors and console output is attached:

mvn org.talend.ci:builder-maven-plugin:8.0.1:generateAllPoms \

-Dproduct.path=~/CICD/CmdLine/ \

-Dlicense.path=~/CICD/license

[Anonymous]

There are several fairly easy options available for remotely managing a remote Windows Server using a command line, including a few native options.

[Anj24]

Hello,

Yes, you need to start the commandline before generating poms. Once, this is running, it should listen on port 8002.

If you already have a commandline installed then give the location in -Dproduct.path and license for the same in -Dlicense.path.

Provide the path as /CICD/Cmdline/studio.