You do not need a plugin. Archive the test reports as build artifacts and put links into the build artifacts into the build description.
-- Sami mongonix <romix...@gmail.com> kirjoitti 17.3.2012 kello 14.01: > Hi, > > We are using Jenkins a lot in our company and like it very much. > > Recently, we started doing a lot of functional and performance testing using > such tools like JMeter, SoapUI and a few others. Some of those tools and our > proprietary log analysis tools generate a number of reports and graphs during > each build. We would like to include such generated graphs and reports (and > generally any required artifacts) into the Jenkins view specific for a given > build. Plus it would be nice to have them on the "main" page of the Jenkins > task, where it should always show the reports and graphs produced by the > latest build. > > We tried to find an existing plugin to achieve something like this, but > without success. May be we overlooked it? > > Does anyone have a good idea how this could be achieved? If this is not > supported yet, it would be a very useful feature to add. > > Thanks, > Leo > > P.S. Yes, we are aware of JMeter plugin for Jenkins. But it has very limited > capabilities and can show only a small subset of generated graphs. >
