Empty HTML with AC Reactive Reference parameter passing in Job

[Leslie Klein]

Hi

I am reading a YAML file, parsing into html and updating the values. This is working fine with the AC Reactive Reference parameter. But when I try to pass html that has been updated (to write the original YAML file using another AC ref parameter), it contains only "FONT FACE".  What seems to be happening is that the first equal sign in the code (after FONT FACE) is parsing value of html. Choice type is Formatted HTML The input YAML file is referenced from binding.variables.get('Composer_servers')

TIA 

this.class.classLoader.parseClass("C:/IBM/RationalSDLC/ClearQuest/snakeyaml-1.9.jar")

import jenkins.model.Jenkins

import org.yaml.snakeyaml.*

import org.yaml.snakeyaml.constructor.*

import java.util.Map 

 

def jenkinsHome = Jenkins.instance.getRootDir()

def fp = "d:\\Jenkins\\userContent\\Chn\\info\\newcomp\\compconfig\\"

def fn = binding.variables.get('Composer_servers')

def  f1 =  [fp,fn]

def f2 = f1.join("")

def f3 = "d:\\Jenkins\\userContent\\Chn\\info\\newcomp\\compconfig\\temxpxx.txt"

def yaml = new Yaml() 

def map

pr = new File(f2).text

Yaml configyml = new Yaml()

map = configyml.load(pr)

 

html ="<FONT FACE=\"Courier New\" size = \"3\" color=\"red\"><U><b>${map.keySet()}</b></U></FONT>"

map.each {k, v ->    

  v.each {x, y ->

  html = html + "<br></br><FONT FACE=\"Courier New\" size = \"3\" color=\"green\"><u>${x}</u></FONT>"

        y.each {

          it.each {p, q ->     

           if (p =~ /item/ ){  

             html = html + "<FONT FACE=\"Courier New\" size = \"3\" color=\"indigo\"><br></br>"   }

          else {

            html = html + "<FONT FACE=\"Courier New\" size = \"3\" color=\"blue\"><br></br>"   }

             html = html + "<B>"+p.padRight(28,'.')+"</B></FONT>"

              if (p != 'item') {

               html = html + "<textarea name=\"text\" cols=\"40\" rows = \"1\">"

                          html = html+"${q}"

                          html = html+"</textarea>"

                          }

                        }

                     }

           }

   }

 

return "<input name= \"value\" value = \"${html}\" class=\"setting-input\" type=\"text\">"

[Bruno P. Kinoshita]

Hi Leslie!

If you can simplify your example, perhaps I could try to reproduce it locally.

However, a quick test before that would be to encode the string. I think your suspicion might be correct, and indeed the = could be confusing the query string.

Try URL encoding the contents of the variable, or some other encoding (e.g. Base64). Then you may have to decode it as well before using it ;-)

Hope that helps

Bruno

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From: Leslie Klein <klei...@gmail.com>
To: BioUno Developers <biouno-d...@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Monday, 4 April 2016 5:24 PM
Subject: Empty HTML with AC Reactive Reference parameter passing in Job

Hi

I am reading a YAML file, parsing into html and updating the values. This is working fine with the AC Reactive Reference parameter. But when I try to pass html that has been updated (to write the original YAML file using another AC ref parameter), it contains only "FONT FACE".  What seems to be happening is that the first equal sign in the code (after FONT FACE) is parsing value of html. Choice type is Formatted HTML The input YAML file is referenced from binding.variables.get('Composer_servers')

TIA 

this.class.classLoader. parseClass("C:/IBM/ RationalSDLC/ClearQuest/ snakeyaml-1.9.jar")

import jenkins.model.Jenkins

import org.yaml.snakeyaml.*

import org.yaml.snakeyaml.constructor .*

import java.util.Map 

 

def jenkinsHome = Jenkins.instance.getRootDir()

def fp = "d:\\Jenkins\\userContent\\ Chn\\info\\newcomp\\compconfig \\"

def fn = binding.variables.get(' Composer_servers')

def  f1 =  [fp,fn]

def f2 = f1.join("")

def f3 = "d:\\Jenkins\\userContent\\ Chn\\info\\newcomp\\ compconfig\\temxpxx.txt"

def yaml = new Yaml() 

def map

pr = new File(f2).text

Yaml configyml = new Yaml()

map = configyml.load(pr)

 

html ="<FONT FACE=\"Courier New\" size = \"3\" color=\"red\"><U><b>${map. keySet()}</b></U></FONT>"

map.each {k, v ->    

  v.each {x, y ->

  html = html + "<br></br><FONT FACE=\"Courier New\" size = \"3\" color=\"green\"><u>${x}</u></ FONT>"

        y.each {

          it.each {p, q ->     

           if (p =~ /item/ ){  

             html = html + "<FONT FACE=\"Courier New\" size = \"3\" color=\"indigo\"><br></br>"   }

          else {

            html = html + "<FONT FACE=\"Courier New\" size = \"3\" color=\"blue\"><br></br>"   }

             html = html + "<B>"+p.padRight(28,'.')+"</B> </FONT>"

              if (p != 'item') {

               html = html + "<textarea name=\"text\" cols=\"40\" rows = \"1\">"

                          html = html+"${q}"

                          html = html+"</textarea>"

                          }

                        }

                     }

           }

   }

 

return "<input name= \"value\" value = \"${html}\" class=\"setting-input\" type=\"text\">"

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[Leslie Klein]

Hi Bruno,

you are right about the encoding, changing the return value of the html to

return "<input name= \"value\" value = \"${URLEncoder.encode(html,"UTF-8")}\" class=\"setting-input\" type=\"text\">"

does pass the string in the build. However, the html is invalidated and cannot be rendered within the AC control.

Thanks

Leslie

[Bruno P. Kinoshita]

Hi Leslie,

The <input type=value value=... /> is supposed to contain the value passed to Jenkins, that may be used in the Job. In that case, you could encode the HTML, and decode in your job.

But if you want to display the HTML on the screen, then you can do something like:

return "${html}<input type='value' value='${encodedHTML}' ... />"

This way your HTML will be rendered on the job parameter screen, and the value will be passed to the job encoded (if necessary, if not simply do not include that value and remember to not check the omit value advanced setting)

Hope that helps,

Bruno

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From: Leslie Klein <klei...@gmail.com>
To: BioUno Developers <biouno-d...@googlegroups.com>

Sent: Thursday, 7 April 2016 12:08 AM
Subject: Re: Empty HTML with AC Reactive Reference parameter passing in Job

Hi Bruno,

you are right about the encoding, changing the return value of the html to

return "<input name= \"value\" value = \"${URLEncoder.encode(html,"UTF-8")}\" class=\"setting-input\" type=\"text\">"

does pass the string in the build. However, the html is invalidated and cannot be rendered within the AC control.

Thanks

Leslie



On Monday, April 4, 2016 at 8:24:43 AM UTC+3, Leslie Klein wrote:

Hi

I am reading a YAML file, parsing into html and updating the values. This is working fine with the AC Reactive Reference parameter. But when I try to pass html that has been updated (to write the original YAML file using another AC ref parameter), it contains only "FONT FACE".  What seems to be happening is that the first equal sign in the code (after FONT FACE) is parsing value of html. Choice type is Formatted HTML The input YAML file is referenced from binding.variables.get('Co mposer_servers')

TIA 

this.class.classLoader. parseClass("C:/IBM/ RationalSDLC/ClearQuest/ snakeyaml-1.9.jar")

import jenkins.model.Jenkins

import org.yaml.snakeyaml.*

import org.yaml.snakeyaml.constructor .*

import java.util.Map 

 

def jenkinsHome = Jenkins.instance.getRootDir()

def fp = "d:\\Jenkins\\userContent\\ Chn\\info\\newcomp\\compconfig \\"

def fn = binding.variables.get(' Composer_servers')

def  f1 =  [fp,fn]

def f2 = f1.join("")

def f3 = "d:\\Jenkins\\userContent\\ Chn\\info\\newcomp\\ compconfig\\temxpxx.txt"

def yaml = new Yaml() 

def map

pr = new File(f2).text

Yaml configyml = new Yaml()

map = configyml.load(pr)

 

html ="<FONT FACE=\"Courier New\" size = \"3\" color=\"red\"><U><b>${map. keySet()}</b></U></FONT>"

map.each {k, v ->    

  v.each {x, y ->

  html = html + "<br></br><FONT FACE=\"Courier New\" size = \"3\" color=\"green\"><u>${x}</u></ FONT>"

        y.each {

          it.each {p, q ->     

           if (p =~ /item/ ){  

             html = html + "<FONT FACE=\"Courier New\" size = \"3\" color=\"indigo\"><br></br>"   }

          else {

            html = html + "<FONT FACE=\"Courier New\" size = \"3\" color=\"blue\"><br></br>"   }

             html = html + "<B>"+p.padRight(28,'.')+"</B> </FONT>"

              if (p != 'item') {

               html = html + "<textarea name=\"text\" cols=\"40\" rows = \"1\">"

                          html = html+"${q}"

                          html = html+"</textarea>"

                          }

                        }

                     }

           }

   }

 

return "<input name= \"value\" value = \"${html}\" class=\"setting-input\" type=\"text\">"

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[Leslie Klein]

Thanks Bruno, that works!