OK, I have a working VS 2008 MSBuild VB.net job. Now I need to create a new job to handle Vs 2008 C++. The MSbuild plugin will not work because VS 2008 C++ does not have an assembly, so I will need to use Devenv. I guess this will be a windows batch job, are there any examples of doing this (confile.xml file, cmd file)? In the Vb.net job, using MSuild, the plugin would handle detecting if the job suceeds or fails (Correct?), how to handle this using Windows Batch?
On Tuesday, June 5, 2012 9:33:08 PM UTC-4, slide wrote: > I'll put it this way, anything you can do from the command line you can > do in Jenkins. There are plenty of wiki pages that you can use as reference > > Sent from my Windows Phone > ------------------------------ > From: louwho > Sent: 6/5/2012 5:46 PM > To: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: New guy questions > > How do you move steps around, edit a config file, which one? Are there > any examples of a devenv project? Is the book "Jenkins, the definitive > guide" of much use to a windows programmer, as things like GIt, MARVIN, > etc, will not be used?. Is there a Windows book? How to put "if" > statements in, like "don't do the batch cmd steps if there are no > changes"? How to set up SMTP email, the example in the book (page 79), > does not seem to work (using our smtp email account). > > On Monday, June 4, 2012 8:11:03 PM UTC-4, louwho wrote: >> >> New to CI. Tried Cruisecontrol.net, very hard to figure everything out. >> Is there a file behind the scenes in Jenkins, like the ccnet.config file in >> CCnet? I am using this as a service on Windows. We have VB.net and C++ >> projects. I can use MSBuild for the VB stuff, but msbuild does not work >> well for c++ (Visual Studio 2008), can you use devenv in Jenkins (or what)? >> Can you point me to any related windows examples? >> >> I have the VB build working in Jenkins, now trying to get the binaries >> into SVN. Is SVN Publisher only for Java projects,if not any examples how >> to do? Is a windows cmd file the way to go using "SVN commit"? If you >> create steps in the wrong order, how to get them in correct order, (delete >> and re-create, or edit the behind the scenes file (if there is one))? If >> you have spaces in the paths like "Program files", do you have to use >> quotes (URLs and paths)? >> > > On Monday, June 4, 2012 8:11:03 PM UTC-4, louwho wrote: >> >> New to CI. Tried Cruisecontrol.net, very hard to figure everything out. >> Is there a file behind the scenes in Jenkins, like the ccnet.config file in >> CCnet? I am using this as a service on Windows. We have VB.net and C++ >> projects. I can use MSBuild for the VB stuff, but msbuild does not work >> well for c++ (Visual Studio 2008), can you use devenv in Jenkins (or what)? >> Can you point me to any related windows examples? >> >> I have the VB build working in Jenkins, now trying to get the binaries >> into SVN. Is SVN Publisher only for Java projects,if not any examples how >> to do? Is a windows cmd file the way to go using "SVN commit"? If you >> create steps in the wrong order, how to get them in correct order, (delete >> and re-create, or edit the behind the scenes file (if there is one))? If >> you have spaces in the paths like "Program files", do you have to use >> quotes (URLs and paths)? >> > > On Monday, June 4, 2012 8:11:03 PM UTC-4, louwho wrote: >> >> New to CI. Tried Cruisecontrol.net, very hard to figure everything out. >> Is there a file behind the scenes in Jenkins, like the ccnet.config file in >> CCnet? I am using this as a service on Windows. We have VB.net and C++ >> projects. I can use MSBuild for the VB stuff, but msbuild does not work >> well for c++ (Visual Studio 2008), can you use devenv in Jenkins (or what)? >> Can you point me to any related windows examples? >> >> I have the VB build working in Jenkins, now trying to get the binaries >> into SVN. Is SVN Publisher only for Java projects,if not any examples how >> to do? Is a windows cmd file the way to go using "SVN commit"? If you >> create steps in the wrong order, how to get them in correct order, (delete >> and re-create, or edit the behind the scenes file (if there is one))? If >> you have spaces in the paths like "Program files", do you have to use >> quotes (URLs and paths)? >> >
