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We do not have any build automation techniques yet, and rely on ant manual builds. We want to move towards automation though but not with too much of re-engineering. Instead of reinventing the wheel, we want to use the Execute the Batch Commands and call the ant commands from there. I can manually configure a service as a build job in Jenkins and the above approach has worked. Here is what we are trying to achieve Since we have 90 + services , it won’t be feasible to create 90 jobs manually, so figure out the configuration file J’N uses to store the Job’s , since all the services follow a pattern , create some sort of script , if we run that , it should go to the services root in SVN and scan it and build the corresponding J’N build jobs. Example: URL is svn.domain.com/Testapp/Services Under this there are Test1 Test2 and Test 3 folders. We want a jenkins job to go to svn.domain.com/Testapp/Services and create 3 separate build jobs Test1, test2 and Test 3. How to achieve this? Any guidance is much appreciated. Thanks -- View this message in context: http://jenkins.361315.n4.nabble.com/A-solution-tp4630279.html Sent from the Jenkins users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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We do not have any build automation techniques yet, and rely on ant manual builds. We want to move towards automation though but not with too much of re-engineering. Instead of reinventing the wheel, we want to use the Execute the Batch Commands and call the ant commands from there. I can manually configure a service as a build job in Jenkins and the above approach has worked. Here is what we are trying to achieve Since we have 90 + services , it won’t be feasible to create 90 jobs manually, so figure out the configuration file J’N uses to store the Job’s , since all the services follow a pattern , create some sort of script , if we run that , it should go to the services root in SVN and scan it and build the corresponding J’N build jobs. Example: URL is svn.domain.com/Testapp/Services Under this there are Test1 Test2 and Test 3 folders. We want a jenkins job to go to svn.domain.com/Testapp/Services and create 3 separate build jobs Test1, test2 and Test 3. How to achieve this? Any guidance is much appreciated. Thanks -- View this message in context: http://jenkins.361315.n4.nabble.com/Solution-tp4630138.html Sent from the Jenkins users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
