[JIRA] [core] (JENKINS-34863) WebSphere Plugin Configure System Missing

[bcoveny@nycm.com (JIRA)]

Bruce Coveny created an issue

Jenkins / JENKINS-34863 WebSphere Plugin Configure System Missing Issue Type: Bug Assignee: Daniel Petisme Components: core, was-builder-plugin Created: 2016/May/16 8:38 PM Environment: JENKINS WAR VERSION 2.04  WINDOWS SERVER 2008 R2 ENTERPRISE  AMD OPTERON(TM) PROCESSOR 6136 2.4 GHZ (4 PROCESSORS)  6.0 GB RAM  64-BIT OPERATION SYSTEM  WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER 8.5.5.9  JAVA 1.7.1 WAS BUILDER PLUGIN 1.6.1 Labels: was-builder-plugin configuration Priority: Blocker Reporter: Bruce Coveny Since the upgrade to Jenkins 2.0 - 2.4 the configuration setup for the WAS Builder Plugin does not show up in the Manage Jenkins -> Configure System. In Jenkins 1.xxx you would go there to configure the server names. It looks like the information is stored in a file in the home directory by the name of com.michelin.cio.hudson.plugins.wasbuilder.WASInstallation.xml You can manually modify this file and the information will only show up if you restart the Jenkins instance. The configuration doesn't refresh if you reload the configuration from disk. Also if the password is different than another server you cannot create the password encryption manually. Add Comment

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[bcoveny@nycm.com (JIRA)]

Bruce Coveny updated an issue

Jenkins / JENKINS-34863 WebSphere Plugin Configure System Missing

Change By: Bruce Coveny

Since the upgrade to Jenkins 2.0 - 2.4 the configuration setup for the WAS Builder Plugin does not show up in the Manage Jenkins -> Configure System.  In Jenkins 1.xxx you would go there to configure the server names.

It looks like the information is stored in a file in the home directory by the  name  filename  of com.michelin.cio.hudson.plugins.wasbuilder.WASInstallation.xml

You can manually modify this file and the information will only show up if you restart the Jenkins instance.  The configuration doesn't refresh if you reload the configuration from disk.  Also if the password is different than another server you cannot create the password encryption manually.

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[dbeck@cloudbees.com (JIRA)]

Daniel Beck resolved as Not A Defect

Tool configuration moved to the separate "Global Tools Configuration" form.

Jenkins / JENKINS-34863 WebSphere Plugin Configure System Missing

Change By: Daniel Beck Status: Open Resolved Resolution: Not A Defect

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[bcoveny@nycm.com (JIRA)]

Bruce Coveny commented on JENKINS-34863

Re: WebSphere Plugin Configure System Missing Hi Daniel, Not to be a pain but is this documented somewhere? I went back through all the what's news for the change log and also the overview of Jenkins 2.0. Something like this I would have thought would have been a bigger announcement since all configuration like this was done in one spot before. Thank you for the information and I do see where that information can be found and changed now.

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[dbeck@cloudbees.com (JIRA)]

Daniel Beck commented on JENKINS-34863

Re: WebSphere Plugin Configure System Missing

Ugh. Seems I forgot it in https://github.com/jenkins-infra/jenkins.io/commit/c3198c8230b364015490d714d24f465917475302 and only mentioned it in the blog post. Sorry about that.

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[bcoveny@nycm.com (JIRA)]

Bruce Coveny closed an issue as Not A Defect

Jenkins / JENKINS-34863

WebSphere Plugin Configure System Missing

Change By: Bruce Coveny Status: Resolved Closed

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