On 8/31/06, Arnaud Bailly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
1. a base plugin to create initially the RDF database and populate it with basic pom's information 2. a modified compiler plugin to store source files structure information 3. a modified surefire plugin to store test results in the graph attached to the test source files and projects 4. a modified test report lpugin that would take advantage of the RDF graph to generate aggregated reports
Why don't you implement the collection and RDF submission into a post-process... so that you don't need to modify existing plugins, but just provide RDF builders that take a plugins output (like surefire's xml reports) and turns that into RDF and submit it to the reporting server? There are some folks at the Geronimo project who may be interested in something like this too. A few of us have been talking about a similar system to upload reports, and then a webapp to query the data and produce nice roll up views and pretty graphs. I spent some time pondering the idea today and it seems relatively easy to do. A goal of the plugin would get executed from the top-level module when the build starts, to create a ticket or something (and capture system details and basic build intel), then modules execute, run reports, etc, and then run a report goal, which processes a number of configured "builders" that take the output of previously run maven plugins and converts them into a common xml format, and then uploads the data to the reporting server with the ticket. All aggregation is handled by the reporting server. Based on the ticket and the module's pom details the server should be able to correlate all of the modules reports and produce a roll up for that build, and access to other builds (and roll ups of those builds) and of course drill down into the details which were submitted, yada yada yada. Anyways, just some thoughts ;-) --jason --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
