I know that this is Hudson, but I was thinking that because
Hudson and Jenkins are so similar and that because there is much more activity
in the jenkins mailing list that this might be worth a shot.
I just want
either Jenkins or hudson to work building a very simple hello world java project
that is configured to use maven 3. While in the process of doing this, I
installed both Jenkins and Hudson to the same JBoss instance. Jenkins version
was the latest stable version, while Hudson was (accidently, the M3 eclipse
development milestone... or whatever that is given on the installation
instructions for the war deployment). I get an exception when I try to build
that is completely unrelated to my maven configuration (pom.xml/whatever) or
project, because it fails due to class not found error. I'm wondering if I
should fail back to the stable version of Hudson or if I should switch my jdk
installation instance from the open-jdk that redhat uses or just straight up
switch to jenkins (please don't advocate this before I have a chance to
completely explore the option I have with Hudson, I'd prefer to have them both
working). If I have to install a different version of Hudson, do I delete
~/.hudson, and start by reinstalling plugins and all?
If I merely try and
solve the current problem that I have, rather than just running away from it,
how can I look deeper into the problem that I'm having? I don't know how to
debug a jboss instance, although I do happen to have EAP 6 and the JBoss
development environment. If someone could just point me in the right
direction...
please read below as well. I know it's long,
sorry.
________________________________
From: Miller, Adam A CIV
SPAWARSYSCEN-ATLANTIC, 58500
Sent: Tue 7/24/2012 2:45 PM
To:
[hidden email]
Cc: [hidden email]
Subject: RE:
[hudson-dev] Error building
I know you might get this twice, but I'm
just denoting that it should go to you.
I'm running RHEL 5, which is
pretty old. Yea, I wondered if it was the openjdk that was causing it to fail
too, perhaps I should try and look for an upgrade for openjdk? I'm using hudson
I think 3.0.0-M3 because it says that in the url bar when I deployed it, I was
pretty sure that I downloaded the latest stable version. I deployed the war in
JBoss EAP 6.
I'm wondering if it has to do with the Bash variables that I
have set, I didn't set hudson home because it worked without
it.
________________________________
From: Winston Prakash [[hidden email]]
Sent: Tue 7/24/2012 2:18
PM
To: Hudson developer discussions
Cc: Miller, Adam A CIV
SPAWARSYSCEN-ATLANTIC, 58500
Subject: Re: [hudson-dev] Error
building
Hi,
Strange. Remoting is part of Hudson, so
should not be the case.
Could you tell us which version of Hudson are you
using?. Also
wondering if this could be anything to do with openjdk you are
using
which fails to load the class.
- Winston
On 7/24/12
10:56 AM, Miller, Adam A CIV SPAWARSYSCEN-ATLANTIC, 58500 wrote:> I'm
kind of new to Hudson. I have a single build project, called test, and I have
only one remote repo, which it has synced from successfully.
>
> The
only build objective that I have specified is "Invoke Maven 3" with goals "clean
install"
>
> But I get a funny error:
>
>
https://gist.github.com/04da890df11378f3a427>
> I
don't know how to debug it or where to begin. All I have in my git repo is a
single main file containing a hello world example. I just want to see hudson
work-I wouldn't think that Hudson should fail for what this exception trace is
giving just because there's not a pom.xml file specified for maven, but I'm not
absolutely certain. Can someone help me out?
>
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