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It is recommended that you use both plugins (FlexDeploy and Jenkins) together to make your projects as efficient as possible. This way you can continue to build projects using Jenkins, and also use all of the features provided by FlexDeploy. Here we'll walk through a basic example of how to use these plugins to build a project with Jenkins, and then kick off a FlexDeploy workflow that will get the finished artifact and deploy it.

Jenkins Configuration

  1. First we will need to download the Jenkins FlexDeploy Plugin from here.[MAKE SURE TO MAKE THIS A LINK TO A PLACE THEY CAN GET THE PLUGIN.]
     
  2. If you downloaded the source code, you'll need to build the .hpi file by navigating to the directory containing the pom.xml and running mvn package.

    • If you just downloaded the compiled JenkinsFlexDeployPlugin.hpi, you can skip this step and just move on to step 3.
       

  3. To upload the plugin, browse to 
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