How to get the build number of a deployed Java module?

Andrew Gerber
Andrew Gerber
in TR Internal
Hello,

I was wondering if anyone knew how to get the build number of a deployed Java module (CI, DEMO, etc)?

Thanks!
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  • mark.maruska
    mark.maruska
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    You can find the build number using UBER GUI. 1. Links to **UBER GUI** are on the Support/Ops page: [WestlawNext](
    http://tfsnpt.int.thomson.com/sites/cobaltsupport/Links Wiki/), [Shared Platform](
    http://sharepoint.thomson.com/sites/sharedops/Lists/OpsLinks/). Make sure you use the UBER GUI link for the desired environment and also distinguishing between WestlawNext and Shared Platform products. In UBER GUI you will see status for each module. 2. Click the **module name** you're interested in. This opens a window with more information about all of the machines for that module. 3. The **release column** shows the build number that's deployed on each machine. Not all machines will have the same build number if some are drained, down, or used for another purpose. If you need to find the build number of a machine that is up, then instead of clicking the module name you can click the number in the green box that's just below the module name. This will popup a list of the machines that are up for your module, then clicking the machine name will show you the info too.

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