Build forge continuous integration
Is there anyway I can get to know setting up my project with Ant,SVN and Build forge?
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Yes, Build Forge can do continuous integration out of the box using adaptors. I added an example of setting up a SubversionByRev adaptor with continuous integration on the Build Forge jazz.net wiki at https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/RationalBuildForge/SVNAdaptorExample . The concepts would be similar for other adaptors. Brent Ulbricht RTC Build Lead |
Is there anyway I can get to know setting up my project with Ant,SVN and Build forge? Sorry, you'll have to provide at least few more details to be able to seriously address your inquiry ... Back to you, -steve |
Is there anyway I can get to know setting up my project with Ant,SVN and Build forge? Sorry, you'll have to provide at least few more details to be able to seriously address your inquiry ... Back to you, -steve Steve I am setting up Build forge with maven and svn for Agile environment. I have following link for integration buildforge,tomcat and svn http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rational/tutorials/r-buildforge2/section6.html But If I have to use these tools in real time environment where I will give path of maven(pom.xml) in build forge. And how it will work? |
Yes, Build Forge can do continuous integration out of the box using adaptors.
You will set up Build Forge using the SVN adaptor. Follow the documentation on how to do this. This will monitor the SVN stream for changes and if a change is found a project will be kicked off. This project can run an ant build.xml or a maven pom.xml that was checked out of version control. Finally, you could do a deployment to Tomcat as another step in Build Forge. |
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Brent
In the following link the command used is 1.Click Projects. 2.Click Tomcat in the Project list. 1.Click Build Tomcat in the Step list. 2.Change command to ant -propertyfile temp.properties -buildfile C:\temp\svn_tomcat\trunk\build.xml 3.Click Save Step. http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rational/tutorials/r-buildforge2/section6.html |
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You can adjust the path by choosing either 'Absolute' or 'Relative' for the 'Path' field on the Step page in the UI. In addition on the Step page, you can set the 'Directory'. The other part to take into account is what the Server has for its 'Path' field on the Server page in the UI.
A couple of examples: Server Path: /tmp Step Directory: / Path: Project Name: MY_PROJECT TAG: BUILD_1 Command Executes In: /tmp/MY_PROJECT/BUILD_1 Server Path: /tmp Step Directory: / Path: Project Name: MY_PROJECT TAG: BUILD_1 Command Executes In: /tmp Brent Ulbricht RTC Build Lead |
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I am getting error something like this. Any help will be greatly appreciated Locale set to 'en_US.UTF-8' 70 9/29/11 12:29 PM EXEC Unable to open 176 9/29/11 12:29 PM MKDIR created. 177 9/29/11 12:29 PM RESULT 0 (0) 239 9/29/11 12:29 PM EXEC Locale set to 'en_US.UTF-8' 241 9/29/11 12:29 PM EXEC Unable to open 347 9/29/11 12:29 PM EXEC Performing variable expansion on command line 348 9/29/11 12:29 PM EXEC spawning shell 349 9/29/11 12:29 PM SCRIPT mvn compile svn://hct431sandda901/micase/branches 350 9/29/11 12:29 PM EXEC start 351 9/29/11 12:29 PM EXEC Scanning for projects... 352 9/29/11 12:29 PM EXEC ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 353 9/29/11 12:29 PM EXEC BUILD FAILURE 354 9/29/11 12:29 PM EXEC ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 355 9/29/11 12:29 PM EXEC Total time: 0.124s 356 9/29/11 12:29 PM EXEC Finished at: Thu Sep 29 13:29:17 EDT 2011 357 9/29/11 12:29 PM EXEC Final Memory: 2M/123M 358 9/29/11 12:29 PM EXEC ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 359 9/29/11 12:29 PM EXEC The goal you specified requires a project to execute but there is no POM in this directory (/mw01/agscmtools/BForge_tool/bfagent-7.1.2.1-0-0008/src/Test/BUILD_22). Please verify you invoked Maven from the correct directory. -> 360 9/29/11 12:29 PM EXEC |
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Hi,
It looks like your project step's are set for a 'Relative' path. In my projects that extract source code, that works out ok most of the time because the first step is usually to extract the source code from a source code repository. Therefore, the source is in the same directory that I'm running the build/compile tool from. However, in your case it appears that will not be the case. I would suggest trying to work with an 'Absolute' path or just use the '-f' option in Maven. For example, you might try something like: mvn <your goal> -f <absolute path to pom.xml> Brent Ulbricht RTC Build Lead |
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Thanks a ton Brent. I tried that command and boom. I really appreciate
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Brent
I scheduled a Project to run every 30 minutes sometime it ran succesfully while other times it died. Can you please tell me what could be the reason? One Died Job is as follows: Process for id died unexpectedly. Thanks |
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