David Herron | 26 Sep 00:43
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Reporting into hudson

Hi, I'm fiddling with running openjdk builds & jtreg under hudson ... 
(see http://home.7gen.com:8080 ..)

What I'm looking at right now is how to get jtreg test results to 
display in hudson.

My question is.. since jtreg is a wrapper around javatest, shouldn't 
there be a way to use the hudson plugin for javatest results to make a 
pretty graph on the hudson dashboard?

I have the javatest plugin installed & enabled, and in the configuration 
it wants the work directory (easy) plus the fileset for the XML files.  
Uh... There isn't a jtreg option to produce a report in XML files.  Is 
there? 

- David Herron

Jonathan Gibbons | 26 Sep 00:53
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Re: Reporting into hudson

Not until someone asks.

-- Jon

David Herron wrote:
> Hi, I'm fiddling with running openjdk builds & jtreg under hudson ... 
> (see http://home.7gen.com:8080 ..)
>
> What I'm looking at right now is how to get jtreg test results to 
> display in hudson.
>
> My question is.. since jtreg is a wrapper around javatest, shouldn't 
> there be a way to use the hudson plugin for javatest results to make a 
> pretty graph on the hudson dashboard?
>
> I have the javatest plugin installed & enabled, and in the 
> configuration it wants the work directory (easy) plus the fileset for 
> the XML files.  Uh... There isn't a jtreg option to produce a report 
> in XML files.  Is there?
> - David Herron
>

David Herron | 26 Sep 01:03
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Re: Reporting into hudson

Oh, I see. 

So, pretty please, with sugar on top, I'd love it if jtreg were to 
produce javatest-compatible XML report files we can display in hudson? ;-)

- David

Jonathan Gibbons wrote:
> Not until someone asks.
>
> -- Jon
>
> David Herron wrote:
>> Hi, I'm fiddling with running openjdk builds & jtreg under hudson ... 
>> (see http://home.7gen.com:8080 ..)
>>
>> What I'm looking at right now is how to get jtreg test results to 
>> display in hudson.
>>
>> My question is.. since jtreg is a wrapper around javatest, shouldn't 
>> there be a way to use the hudson plugin for javatest results to make 
>> a pretty graph on the hudson dashboard?
>>
>> I have the javatest plugin installed & enabled, and in the 
>> configuration it wants the work directory (easy) plus the fileset for 
>> the XML files.  Uh... There isn't a jtreg option to produce a report 
>> in XML files.  Is there?
>> - David Herron
>>
>
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David Herron | 26 Sep 01:07
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Re: Reporting into hudson

sheesh, I clicked SEND a moment too soon..

It occurred to me the real request may not be javatest-compatible XML 
reports as that might not work out right, and it might be necessary to 
instead teach hudson how to understand jtreg results.

- David

David Herron wrote:
> Oh, I see.
> So, pretty please, with sugar on top, I'd love it if jtreg were to 
> produce javatest-compatible XML report files we can display in hudson? 
> ;-)
>
> - David
>
>
> Jonathan Gibbons wrote:
>> Not until someone asks.
>>
>> -- Jon
>>
>> David Herron wrote:
>>> Hi, I'm fiddling with running openjdk builds & jtreg under hudson 
>>> ... (see http://home.7gen.com:8080 ..)
>>>
>>> What I'm looking at right now is how to get jtreg test results to 
>>> display in hudson.
>>>
>>> My question is.. since jtreg is a wrapper around javatest, shouldn't 
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Jonathan Gibbons | 26 Sep 01:52
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Re: Reporting into hudson

Well, the initial experiment to enable XML reports is clearly easy.

-- Jon

On Sep 25, 2008, at 4:07 PM, David Herron wrote:

> sheesh, I clicked SEND a moment too soon..
>
> It occurred to me the real request may not be javatest-compatible  
> XML reports as that might not work out right, and it might be  
> necessary to instead teach hudson how to understand jtreg results.
>
>
> - David
>
>
> David Herron wrote:
>> Oh, I see.
>> So, pretty please, with sugar on top, I'd love it if jtreg were to  
>> produce javatest-compatible XML report files we can display in  
>> hudson? ;-)
>>
>> - David
>>
>>
>> Jonathan Gibbons wrote:
>>> Not until someone asks.
>>>
>>> -- Jon
>>>
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