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Hi everyone!
I have got a problem with loading of some Spring classes that are used by
my plugin. I have a set of spring jars in my WEB-INF/lib directory. When
Spring tries to load some classes (from spring-ws-security for instance) it
do it with plugin instance of AntClassLoader. But this one
Yeah, I don't have too strong an opinion either way on removing plugin.
I agree that when I'm on the Jenkins wiki, it's clear that everything
relates to Jenkins. But similarly, when I'm inside my Jenkins instance,
and click on Manage Plugins and end up in the Plugin Manager, I am
fairly sure
Hi,
did you solve your problem with plugin isolation?
Regards,
Sergey.
пятница, 6 февраля 2015 г., 14:42:05 UTC+3 пользователь Kirill написал:
Hi,
In our company we have created 2 plugins: plugin A and plugin B. Both of
them use a library XX, but different versions of it.
The question
Hi all,
Apart from a specially crafted CSS, is there any way to hide default
Jenkins action?
For example, the Build Now action.. I have developed a custom action, which
basically does a BuildWithParams with a variable set of default parameters.
I would like to hide the Build Now action, in order
On Thursday, 18 June 2015 20:12:14 UTC+10, Ben Castellucci wrote:
It is 2 parts - first part is to extract all jars involved in the servlet
container to one directory, then add your main class with some lines of
code to start up an instance of the container and reference that main class
I'll start by stating that i don't know how Jenkins does it exactly -
you'll have to poke around the source to figure out its classloading tricks.
That said, i do know how you do it without special classloading tricks.
It is 2 parts - first part is to extract all jars involved in the servlet
Hi,
Any feedback on this?
Thanks.
Regards,
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On 18.06.2015, at 07:33, Jun Guan ZHU nl.mart...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks. But I find that I still haven't commit access to the repository.
Is there an invitation email from GitHub?
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Jenkins (and Hudson before it) has implemented a neat trick to launching
the app without a container (tomcat, jetty, etc) being launched first.
java -jar jenkins.war
I'm trying to do the same on another project, but can't figure out how this
trick works. I understand some parts. Add a line to
Hi everybody,
I'm quite new in Jenkins plugin development. Currently I'm working on a
plugin which shall be able to send e-mails.
In my Jenkins 1.580 http://jenkins-ci.org/ installation there is a
possibility to configure a SMTP server so I assume there is a possibility
e-mails as a core
It's in the Mailer plugin.
On 18.06.2015, at 11:38, flex.g...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi everybody,
I'm quite new in Jenkins plugin development. Currently I'm working on a
plugin which shall be able to send e-mails.
In my Jenkins 1.580 installation there is a possibility to configure a
Hi Daniel,
thanks for your reply.
Is it possible to use the Mailer plugin functionality in my code? If yes,
is there any example out there? I hat a look in the web but did not find
anything.
Regards,
Christoph
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