Hi everyone, i've installed dataverse on Docker, as you can see the pictures below
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I set up the server in NetBeans to connect with Payara on Docker (remote).
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Login payara admin, undeploy the existing dataverse on payara.
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Log from the dev_dataverse container during the undeploy process.
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Debug dataverse project
Run Project Dataverse
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After waiting for a long time, no Dataverse was deployed on the Payara server. Are there any steps I missed? Thank you for your attention and help.
@koharudin mahid hi! One thing I do differently now than when I recorded the video is that I add "skipDeploy" like this:
mvn -Pct clean package docker:run -Dapp.skipDeploy
After a little while there will be a loop where it's checking if Dataverse is deployed or not. You'll see output like this over and over:
dev_bootstrap> 2024-11-25T13:47:14Z INF [HTTP] Checking the http://dataverse:8080/api/info/version ...
dev_bootstrap> 2024-11-25T13:47:14Z ERR Expectation failed error="the status code doesn't expect" actual=404 expect=200
You'll have maybe a minute or two to deploy Dataverse before it gives up. If you aren't fast enough, you'll see this:
dev_bootstrap> Error: context deadline exceeded
To deploy Dataverse, I do the "Debug Project" step you showed.
The nice thing about this "skip deploy" method is that you don't have to mess around in the Payara admin GUI (the thing you're showing running on port 4949).
Can you please give this "skip deploy" method a try?
Hi, After several attempts, I successfully debugged Dataverse on the Payara Docker platform.
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@koharudin mahid great news! I'm glad you got it working!
It is quite fiddly, I have to admit. Not as smooth as Quarkus in dev mode, for example.
Last updated: Nov 01 2025 at 14:11 UTC