I am currently writing a Jenkins plugin, where I have a button that starts
a build.
In the Java code that is executed when the user clicks the button, there
are some cleartool commands.
First, it creates a view:
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd.exe /c cleartool mkview -tag " + viewTag + " " +
viewPath);
Then there is a call to a method that creates the config spec file and
writes the correct content to it:
createFile();
After that it updates the config spec:
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd.exe /c cleartool setcs -tag " + viewTag + " " +
path");
And at the and of the method it starts the build:
Hudson.getInstance().getQueue().schedule(project, 0, new CauseAction(new
Cause.UserIdCause()));
I am currently writing a Jenkins plugin, where I have a button that
starts a build.
In the Java code that is executed when the user clicks the button, there
are some cleartool commands.
First, it creates a view:
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd.exe /c cleartool mkview -tag " + viewTag + " " +
viewPath);
Then there is a call to a method that creates the config spec file and
writes the correct content to it:
createFile();
After that it updates the config spec:
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd.exe /c cleartool setcs -tag " + viewTag + " " +
path");
And at the and of the method it starts the build:
Hudson.getInstance().getQueue().schedule(project, 0, new CauseAction(new
Cause.UserIdCause()));
First, there was the problem that the config spec wasn't set correctly, it
was always missing several lines. I inserted Thread.sleep(1000) in the code
in order to wait for the createFile-method to finish writing the file. Now
the config spec seems to be set correctly, so I assume that this issue is
done.
However, I now have another problem:
When I go to the ClearCase Explorer, look at the properties of my view and
select the tab 'Profile', I get the following error message:
*Can not determine if the view is associated. The config spec for the
'myViewTag' view has been modified outside of the ClearCase View Profile
tools, and can no longer be interpreted by the tools. Would you like to
attempt an automatic recovery of the config spec?*
Is there anything I can do to handle or avoid this error?
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