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Couple of RTC questions from a recent PoT


Glenn Mitchell (621) | asked Oct 29 '08, 9:01 a.m.
Hi, would be grateful for some answers to the following taken away from a recent RTC PoT,

Can an RTC build record be extended to include information from tools like 'FindBugs'?

Can WebLogic be used instead of Tomcat?

Many thanks!
Mitch

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Jean-Michel Lemieux (2.5k11) | answered Oct 29 '08, 9:14 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
> Can an RTC build record be extended to include information from tools like 'FindBugs'?

Yes. In general there are two approaches:

1. Use the ant tasks to attach a findbug output to a build. This allows you to fetch the log files and browse then. This is the low bar solution.

2. Another approach is to attach the findbug output, but then write a custom build extension which works in the Eclipse RTC client that adds a tab to the build result and let's you implement your own custom viewer for the findbugs results.

There are more details at: https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/BuildExamples

Jean-Michel

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Matt Lavin (2.7k2) | answered Oct 29 '08, 9:26 a.m.
FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER
Jazz/RTC has been well tested against Tomcat and WebSphere and those are
the only officially supported configurations. If you follow the WAS
instructions and perform the equivalent steps on WebLogic you might have
some success. Somebody else recently tried installing Jazz/RTC in
Glassfish with success at
http://www.pluginsmithy.com/r/blog/date/20081011.

Of course, issues that are only reproducible on a WebLogic server would
probably not the same priority that the supported application servers
would get.

--
Matt Lavin
Jazz Server Team


mitch wrote:
Hi, would be grateful for some answers to the following taken away
from a recent RTC PoT,

Can an RTC build record be extended to include information from tools
like 'FindBugs'?

Can WebLogic be used instead of Tomcat?

Many thanks!
Mitch

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