Builds with RTC 3.0
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Hai Friends,
I want to build the source code in RTC, i have built the Java source code using ant. I generate the build.xml (export->General->ant buildfiles). i get 3 standard tab (overview,activities, logs) as the result of build. I need the download tab. i modify the build.xml. Any other ways to get the download tab without modify the build.xml? Any good tutorial for this one? (explaining the parameters,etc) One more thing, i try to find the tutorial to build using Visual Studio but i don't get it. Please help me, any good tutorial for Visual Studio? thank you very much |
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![]() Hai Friends, As Chemi mentioned in previous post, you must contribute a file for the download tab to appear. You can use an Ant task such as 'artifactFilePublisher' in the build toolkit to perform the contribution. Check out the RTC documentation for the various attributes you can set for the Ant task. For a good Visual Studio article, check out the link below. http://jazz.net/library/article/518 Brent Ulbricht Developer/Lead - RTC Build |
![]() Hai Friends, As Chemi mentioned in previous post, you must contribute a file for the download tab to appear. You can use an Ant task such as 'artifactFilePublisher' in the build toolkit to perform the contribution. Check out the RTC documentation for the various attributes you can set for the Ant task. For a good Visual Studio article, check out the link below. http://jazz.net/library/article/518 Brent Ulbricht Developer/Lead - RTC Build Hai Chemi and Brent, yes i have add "artifactFilePublisher" in the build.xml manually. Any function to generate the "artifactFilePublisher" automatically? Thank you very much for the info. It really helps me. |
![]() Hai Friends, As Chemi mentioned in previous post, you must contribute a file for the download tab to appear. You can use an Ant task such as 'artifactFilePublisher' in the build toolkit to perform the contribution. Check out the RTC documentation for the various attributes you can set for the Ant task. For a good Visual Studio article, check out the link below. http://jazz.net/library/article/518 Brent Ulbricht Developer/Lead - RTC Build Hi Brent, i am learning the tutorial that you recommended (http://jazz.net/library/article/518). in that tutorial i need to create "MyCommonProperties.xml" and "jazzbuild.xml", and the content of the file is attached in some URL. i try to access that URL but i get the Error when opening the web page. The URL is : https://jazz.net/library/content/articles/rtc/3.0/continuous-integration-RTC-MVS/jazzbuild.xml https://jazz.net/library/content/articles/rtc/3.0/continuous-integration-RTC-MVS/MyCommonProperties.xml here is the error: XML Parsing Error: not well-formed Location: https://jazz.net/library/content/articles/rtc/3.0/continuous-integration-RTC-MVS/jazzbuild.xml Line Number 1, Column 1:?<xml> ^ Am i wrong? please advise me on this one. thank you |
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Hi,
It looks like you received a response in your question directly in the article. You just need to right-click the files and 'Save As'. Brent Ulbricht Developer/Lead - RTC Build |
![]() Hi, yes, i have done that one and it run well. one more question, where should the build toolkit be installed? is it in the RTC server or it can be in the client PC? the build needs the components / properties to build such as "Path" (C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE\MSTest.exe) in "Ms Test Configuration" tab, so where do i provide that components regarding with the location of the build toolkit? i mean, can the build toolkit be installed in other server (not in the RTC server)? thank you |
![]() Yes, Build Engine (Toolkit) can be installed in a remote server bjuwrote: Hi Chemi.. ok i get it. thank you very much |
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Hi everyone,
I'm working on implementation of daily builds and also following mentioned article.. I found a problem with paths and especially with parameter ${team.scm.fetchDestination}. It does not seam to work good, by testing and looking around, I found that I need to use this: "${team.scm.fetchDestination}\vstemp" instead of just "${team.scm.fetchDestination}" My local code folder is "C:\temp\vstemp", so I guess vstemp is from there. I was wondering if this is normal, and where is this parameter defined? Also, I had to modify paths for start build engine command, not sure if that's connected to this? Tnx |
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