Hi, Anba. Unless you had already set something up beforehand, it will not 
be possible to deploy old builds. Jenkins typically generates artifacts 
inside a workspace, and that same workspace is re-used every time a new 
build is run. Thus the old artifacts are overwritten.

What you *could* do is direct Jenkins to clone/update the source in such a 
way that it's updating to the same changeset from which build 1 was 
produced, then run a new build. Theoretically, this will give you an 
artifact equivalent to the one built in build 1.

What are you using for source control?

-- Jerry




On Wednesday, December 5, 2012 9:46:14 PM UTC-5, Anba wrote:
>
> Dear Friends, 
>
> I'm new to CI and Jenkins. Here i want to deploy the old artifacts into 
> servers. For example i have done 10 builds and deploy those build into 
> servers. 
>
> Here i want select very 1st build and deploy into server(with old source 
> code). Is this possible to achieve . if so could please help me how to do 
> this. 
>
> I'm using maven,svn,weblogic for my J2ee project. 
>
> Thanks 
> Anba  
>
>

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