Tag Archives: Jenkins

Recently I was putting together a quickstart Maven project to show a possible approach to the organization of a JBoss Fuse project. The project is available on Github here: https://github.com/paoloantinori/fuse_ci And it’s an slight evolution of what I have learnt working with my friend James Rawlings The project proposes a way to organize your codebase in a Maven Multimodule project. ...

Intro Java 8 is there, the promised revolution is finally released, and I am sure that a lot of you are having in mind the same question “Should I use it in my project?”. Well, I had the same question for few months and today that I have an answer I would like to share it with you. A lot ...

While working on my talk Writing a Hudson / Jenkins plugin (for EclipseCon NA 2014), I wanted to publish blog posts about the ideas mentioned in the talk; in this post I explain how you can interact with your CI server without using the web interface. The Jenkins / Hudson remote API can be very convenient to quickly gather jobs ...

Crucial piece of puzzle when developing web application is Continuous Delivery. Testers or users can by early access to alpha version contribute to development process. Design,  requirements, architecture or performance problems can be catched much sooner. I am going to show how to set up this process with usage of Maven and Jenkins. Target environment is hosted on Tomcat7. Source ...

This post will show how to automate the deployment process of a Java Web Application (Student Enrollment Application developed using MYSQL DB with Hibernate ORM in a REST based Jersey2 Spring environment) using Jenkins Continuous Integration – to build the project, run the unit tests, upload the built artifacts to a Sonatype Snapshot repository, run the Cobertura Code Coverage reports ...

This post will show how to automate the release process of a Java Web Application (Student Enrollment Application developed using MYSQL DB with Hibernate ORM in a REST based Jersey2 Spring environment) using Jenkins Continuous Integration – upload the release artifacts to release repository. The job configured using this post must be run only after uploading the snapshot artifacts into ...

A continuous delivery pipeline that leverages Jenkins and targets Heroku is fairly simple to set up, provided you install the Jenkins Git plugin. With this pipeline, changes to a specific Git branch will result in a Heroku deployment. For this deployment process to work nicely, you should use at least two Git branches, as you’ll want to have one branch ...

At work I recently transitioned from TFS to using Git as our source control management. After introducing the team to Git we also established a common workflow on how we wanted to have Git integrate with Jenkins and GitLab. Below is our current implementation. Git branching strategies Git branching strategies are guidelines on how to use git’s branching mechanism for ...

Code quality is a sensitive topic. It affects your maintenance cost as well as your customer satisfaction. Not to mention your developers motivation to work with the code. Who wants to fix ugly code, right? Discussing code quality always needs hard facts and numbers! So this is a short tutorial how to create some simple reports to analyze some code ...