I am having one jenkins running on tomcat6. i wanted to have my web
application to run on differenct tomcat6 instance. For that i need a master
slave approach?
How to run jenkins on one tomcat as master and application as slave on
another tomcat?
Please reply..
On Tuesday 26 June 2012 19:56:10 Varghese Renny wrote:
> My system user is sigma.but i am running jenkins on tomcat6 user and
> tomcat6 group. So which user i have to specify in sudeors file.
> Thanks
then you have to grand sudo for tomcat6 user, as the build process runs under
this user (if you
Some body please tell about this whether i can use master and slave on same
machine?. when i try to run my application and jenkins on same
tomcat..database aceess gets locked.
So it's affects my build process..so i want to put jenkin and application
in differenct tomcat. for that i need any ma
You can certainly have several slaves running on the same host as the Jenkins
server, but it sounds like something else is going on.
Is your slave trying to do things to the Tomcat instance that your server is
on? Whether that will work or not depends on Tomcat more than it does on
Jenkins.
T
i wil explain it..
i have Openbravo application(web) and jenkins running on same tomcat.
While i am doing build job , it will access postgres database..that time
build will fail due to session on hold.
This occur because application internally accessing database..eventually my
build get failed.
So
I am having difficulties getting the iSeries slave to execute commands as
it produces garbage in job console when a job runs any non-ssh buildstep.
If I run a job with an ssh buildstep and run it from the master, it works
fine. Here is an example of the output I am getting.
*08:50:49* Run co
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 7:34 AM, Varghese Renny
wrote:
> i wil explain it..
> i have Openbravo application(web) and jenkins running on same tomcat.
> While i am doing build job , it will access postgres database..that time
> build will fail due to session on hold.
> This occur because application
The simplest answer to your "Can I run master and slave on the same machine" is
"Yes". The challenging part of the question is "Why?"
The subject line seems to hint that you are considering running a master and a
slave on the same machine. It certainly can be done. Whether it should be
done
I have a situation where I need to run a bunch of tests on a server that is
running and listening for HTTP requests:
Jenkins Job: runs an ant target - "ant run-server". Server starts up on a
jenkins slave and waits for requests. On this same slave I need to run the
target "ant run-tests" that w
i have only 5 projects to run.But i run all this project on tomcat server
using jenkins. 5 project means 5 web applications which are accessing five
different database.So five jenkin job on one tomcat server and i need five
other tomcat instance for five application to make up. Since while build is
I'm not a tomcat user, so I can only guess how it might work in the case you're
describing.
If each of your tomcat servers runs on a different port or ports, and if your
master node has sufficient processing power to run all the tomcat and related
processes in parallel, then you can run them o
This is great Tony
Thank you very much for the tip and also to have answered despite the age of
the question.
Vincent
On 26 Jun 2012, at 19:03, Tony Chia wrote:
> Hi Vincent,
> I had the same question a few days ago and through trial and error and
> watching the access and error log, I found p
Hi,
I’ve been attempting to set an environment variable using groovy. So far
the code I have is:
import hudson.model.*
import hudson.maven.*
import hudson.tasks.*
for(item in Hudson.instance.items) {
item.buildWrappers.each{
if (it instanceof hudson.plugins.setenv.SetEnvBuildWrapper){
Hi
It would be useful if we could use environment variables when specifying
the "Properties File Path".
When doing a promotion, I am currently trying to load a properties file
that exists in the archived artifacts of that build. So, I
used: ../builds/$BUILD_NUMBER/archive/my.properties
Unfortunate
I have found an interesting edge case with git. I would appreciate any
ideas for a solution.
Let me see if I can describe the simple case. I have two teams each with
their own branch that are continuously integrating with each other.
Instead of doing binary drops from each other via nexus t
Looks like it does pick environment variables, but the BUILD_NUMBER being
picked is the one that corresponds to the promotion #.
Is there a way of obtaining the number of the build being promoted?
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 2:32 PM, Nicky Ramone wrote:
> Hi
>
> It would be useful if we could use en
It still behaves strangely. It doesn't seem to resolve variables.
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 2:45 PM, Nicky Ramone wrote:
> Looks like it does pick environment variables, but the BUILD_NUMBER being
> picked is the one that corresponds to the promotion #.
> Is there a way of obtaining the number of
The behaviour is correct the default env variables that the promotion job
sees are the one for its own runs (as it a job/project in itself).
However it provides a different set of env variables, so that you can get
at job being promoted, these are
PROMOTED_URL - URL of the job being promoted
Thank you, Chris.
PROMOTED_NUMBER is the variable I'm looking for, but the Envinject plugin
is not resolving it.
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 3:32 PM, cjo wrote:
>
>
> The behaviour is correct the default env variables that the promotion job
> sees are the one for its own runs (as it a job/project in
I wrote some code that successfully updates Jenkins via an HTTP post
of config.xml to jenkins at
http://jenkinsserver/createItem?name=jobname
This is fine…. but what if I want to update the config.xml?
Thanks for any help!
I have perl scripts that automate setting up and modifying our job
configurations using get/post to the api. But, have a few issues with
keeping the xml properly formatted using the perl XML::Simple module.
Does anyone have the proper settings for the XMLin and XMLout calls?
I suggest using EnvInject Jenkins plugin which provide some simple Groovy
capabilities to set environment variables.
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 6:44 PM, wildejenkins wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I’ve been attempting to set an environment variable using groovy. So far
> the code I have is:
>
> import hudson.mode
Just a remark: Maybe Perl is not the best solution to do that with Jenkins
There are lots of examples with Java/Groovy in the Wiki and in the web.
Maybe a quick alternative to solve your issue.
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 9:44 PM, Jim Searle wrote:
> I have perl scripts that automate setting up and
Thanks, and I agree, but I have very little experience in Java/Groovy,
so it's very painful to try and do everything I need.
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 1:41 PM, Grégory Boissinot
wrote:
> Just a remark: Maybe Perl is not the best solution to do that with Jenkins
> There are lots of examples with Jav
Try to post your configuration file to the following url:
http://jenkinsserver/job/j/config.xml
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 9:02 PM, phil swenson wrote:
> I wrote some code that successfully updates Jenkins via an HTTP post
> of config.xml to jenkins at
> http://jenkinsserver/createItem?name=jobname
There is no interaction with the EnvInject plugin and the promotion plugin.
Could you report a new feature?
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 8:39 PM, Nicky Ramone wrote:
> Thank you, Chris.
> PROMOTED_NUMBER is the variable I'm looking for, but the Envinject plugin
> is not resolving it.
>
> On Wed, Jun
I'm not sure about the TFS plugin, but you could look at
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Pathignore+Plugin
On Tue, Jun 26, 2012 at 2:37 PM, Chip Whitmer <
cwhit...@servicerepairsolutions.com> wrote:
> CruiseControl's configuration file includes an element
> with an optional attribute
Maybe you need to create a new SetEnvBuildWrapper and add it to buildwrappers?
-- Sami
wildejenkins kirjoitti 27.6.2012 kello 19.44:
> Hi,
>
> I’ve been attempting to set an environment variable using groovy. So far the
> code I have is:
>
> import hudson.model.*
> import hudson.maven.*
> im
Jenkins does not solve this problem for you. You have to find your own way
outside of Jenkins to start your server and run your tests.
-- Sami
prasanna santhanam kirjoitti 27.6.2012 kello
17.38:
> I have a situation where I need to run a bunch of tests on a server that is
> running and list
It probably makes sense to run Jenkins in a separate servlet container and not
inside the same container you use for your testing. Like has been pointed out
already, you do not even need tomcat for running Jenkins because Jenkins can be
run with just: java -jar jenkins.war
-- Sami
Varghese Ren
Yes, you can run master(s) and slave(s) on the same machine.
As Mark says though: there are few reasons to do so. I do it so I can
control a VM from the slave, including taking snapshots, reverting to
snapshots, and doing reboots.
Based on what you say later (5 webapps each of which binds to a
I have to do this with one of our processes as well, this is basically
what I do:
- The main job has 3 promotion criteria, RegressionsPassed,
ComparePassed, CompareApproved.
- The CompareApproved is a "manual" promotion
- This job triggers all the regressions
- Have a job called 'compare', whic
Can you use XML::Twig? It works well for me to modify configurations through
the api.
On Jun 27, 2012, at 4:45 PM, Jim Searle wrote:
> Thanks, and I agree, but I have very little experience in Java/Groovy,
> so it's very painful to try and do everything I need.
>
> On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 1:41
Hi
How's this issue going on?
I also met this problem, now it's block my projects.
在 2012年6月23日星期六UTC+8上午3时38分28秒，Jason Swager写道：
>
> We've been running Jenkins 1.471 for a few days, and just updated a couple
> plugins (XTrigger ones). After the restart, we found that for no job can
> set the
sorry, I saw the solution just now. thx very much, I will try now...
在 2012年6月23日星期六UTC+8上午3时38分28秒，Jason Swager写道：
>
> We've been running Jenkins 1.471 for a few days, and just updated a couple
> plugins (XTrigger ones). After the restart, we found that for no job can
> set the "Restrict wher
For running slave, first i need to setup jenkins instance on slave machine.
After installing jenkins on slave machine
then slave will automatically act as master right?
Is there any UI for slave machine? or we are just using machine power?
Can anyone suggest some url regarding this ?
What makes
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