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Sonar & Ant
Sonar is made for maven. Nothing to do and it works. There’s now a ant task to use sonar on your project build by ant. You’ll have the same results, except that by default, you will not have the results of your tests (passed/failed) and…
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Hudson and accessibility : don't use green ball plugin
Generally, and not only in Hudson, you should install a plugin to a tool you use only if it really brings a feature. About Green ball plugin, not only, there’s no feature enhancement, but it’s an accessibility regression : color blind person don’t easily differentiate…
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Hudson blue ball
The Hudson choice of a blue ball for successful build isn’t a classic choice. You’d prefer a class green ball (like traffic light) : just use green ball plugin ! To have a list of Hudson plugin, just visit the hudson wiki.…
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hudson and Serena Dimensions : easy integration
Though there is a Hudson plugin for PVCS, there’s none for Serena Dimensions. I searched how to use Hudson and Dimensions together but didn’t find a,ything on Internet. So here’s the solution I use. Fortunaltely, there’s a quick and easy way…
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Reusable Ant build file
Hello, I’m back from some vacations. The topic I want to discuss this time is the use of ant build files. I don’t like the build files generated by netbeans. Why ? Working in a professional environment, you have to master all your building chain : know what…
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Hudson vs Continuum
I’ve installed Continuum to compare to Hudson. As Hudson, you just uncompress the archive wher you want (for a standalone deployment), run and it works. Then you create your project, choose your build configuration (there’s default configuration for ant, maven 1 and 2, and console). Just…
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Installing a developer "Suite"
I’m installing an environment to support a project that will illustrate my writing about Java. As I’ll write a desktop application, I’ll Netbeans for the IDE. Next, I need a SCM (which is a Key Process Area of CMM Level 2) or rather a…