accessing output jar file

[hsine55]

Hi,
I'm configuring a simple concourse pipeline to build a spring-boot app with maven and then deploy it to pivotal cloudfoundry. The problem is, that when deploying to CF I am unable to access the jar builded during the execution of maven package. Here is the pipeline and tasks files.
Pipeline:
**jobs:

• name: package-deploy
  serial: true
  plan:
  • get: source-code
    trigger: true
  • task: package
    privileged: true
    file: source-code/ci/tasks/package.yml

  • put: resource-deploy-web-app
    params:
    manifest: source-code/manifest.yml
    path: project-package

    resources:
• name: source-code
  type: git
  source:
  uri: MY_GIT_RESOURCE
  branch: master
• name: resource-deploy-web-app
  type: cf
  source:
  api: https://api.run.pivotal.io
  username: MY_USER_NAME
  password: MY_PASS
  organization: MY_ORG
  space: MY_SPACE
  skip_cert_check: true**

and the task yaml file:
**platform: linux

image_resource:
type: docker-image
source:
repository: nitram509/debian-openjdk8-maven-cmake-gcc
tag: latest

inputs:

• name: source-code

outputs:

• name: project-package

run:
path: mvn
args: ["-f", "source-code/pom.xml", "-DskipTests=true","-DoutputDirectory=project-package","package"]**

Here is the error message that pops when trying to PUT the jar file to the CF resource :
"error invalid path: found 0 files instead of 1 at path: /tmp/build/put/project-package/

I think there is some configuration that need to be done to be able to access the output of the package task during the PUT step but I couldn't find my way around it.
Thank you.

[mkb]

@hsine55 : Did you ever get this sorted?

You'll need to make sure your build is depositing the jar in the same place you've configured the cf resource to look for it. It's often useful to fly hijack into the task container to poke around and see where things are after the task runs.

The best place to get support for Concourse is the Concourse team on Slack you might also try opening GitHub issues for the Concourse project itself. This repo is actually just for the tutorial.