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****What's this Pull request about?
Ability for users to provide application archives folder to upload the EAR in domain.
This is an enhancement, where can add external EAR location as "externalEarLoc" in the config file.
****Which Issue(s) this Pull Request will fix?
#276 Ability for users to provide application archives folder to upload the EAR in domain.
****Does this pull request maintain backward compatibility?
Yes
****How this pull request has been tested?
Mention the test scenarios.
****Any background context or comments you want to provide?
I have added one property called "externalEarLoc" in BWEARInstallerMojo.
Whenever the deployment config file is provided, It will check for the external EAR location. If the "externalEarLoc" is present it will copy the generated EAR from the target folder to the provided folder and successfully deploy the application.