Well the project main page is not a place that is prepared to do any form
bindings for you since its not a config page.
You should just need to create a normal html select in your jobMain.jelly
and fill it in whatever "static" way you like.
Test
The "it" var in jelly is a reference to your Ac
Ah, ok.. does that mean my class has to implement the Describable interface?
I'm really not yet familiar with all those Jenkins classes and interfaces :/
This "implements Action" and "extends TransientProjectActionFactory"
combination is something I copied from another plugin because I knew it
woul
I dont think an action is a describable object? So i dont think tour
approach will work.
Den 04/09/2014 20.26 skrev :
> Thanks for replying!
> So now the code looks like this, right?
>
> public class JavaClass implements Action {
>
> private AbstractProject ap;
> public String selection;
>
> publi
Thanks for replying!
So now the code looks like this, right?
public class JavaClass implements Action {
private AbstractProject ap;
public String selection;
public JavaClass(AbstractProject ap) {
this.ap = ap;
}
@DataBoundConstructor
public JavaClass(String selection) {
this.sele
Am 03.09.2014 um 22:45 schrieb jenkinsuse...@gmail.com:
> Hi all,
>
> I am currently developing my first Jenkins plugin.
> I need to have a dropdown menu on the job page that is filled via a java
> method, but the jelly and the java file don't seem to work properly together:
> There is just
Hi all,
I am currently developing my first Jenkins plugin.
I need to have a dropdown menu on the job page that is filled via a java
method, but the jelly and the java file don't seem to work properly
together: There is just an empty dropdown list.
What could be wrong?
*jobMain.jelly*
