Jenkins help
KingTux
Question one: How do I compile a jar file? the system is getting the source from my Github
https://github.com/KingTux2/ServerInfo
Question Two: How do I make it be able to be download as a jar file.
Question Three: How do I make my Jenkins for other people on the internet be able to download jar files from the project without needing a account.
Question Four: How do I customize it to change the look of Jenkins?
Thank you, KingTux!
Jennifer Hofmeister
Hi!
1: if you want only to compile one file, I guess you can just choose a “sh” or “batch” build step. Else, you need a build tool like maven, which is a little more complex (and requires some basic understanding of what’s going on). You could choose the Maven job type in that case.
2: Use the “archive artifacts” post-build step and enter the path of your jar file there. If you’re not sure where it ended up, just run a test build with your configuration from 1 and search for myJar.jar in the workspace (click on “workspace” on the left-hand side). If you set up archive artifacts correctly, your downloadable build results (if there are any) will appear on the job’s main page.
3: Set security settings to “Anyone can do anything” and send them your Jenkins’ address. You can do that under Manage Jenkins (left-hand side) -> Configure Global Security -> Authorization.
4: Sorry, I don’t know. Maybe ask https://plugins.jenkins.io/ if there’s a plugin for that.
Cheers
Jennifer
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Jennifer Hofmeister
Ah, just so there’s no confusion:
Jenkins main page, left-hand side: Manage Jenkins
MyJavaJob main page, left-hand side: Workspace
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Hi!
1: if you want only to compile one file, I guess you can just choose a “sh” or “batch” build step. Else, you need a build tool like maven, which is a little more complex (and requires some basic understanding of what’s going on). You could choose the Maven job type in that case.
2: Use the “archive artifacts” post-build step and enter the path of your jar file there. If you’re not sure where it ended up, just run a test build with your configuration from 1 and search for myJar.jar in the workspace (click on “workspace” on the left-hand side of the build page). If you set up archive artifacts correctly, your downloadable build results (if there are any) will appear on the job’s main page.
3: Set security settings to “Anyone can do anything” and send them your Jenkins’ address. You can do that under Manage Jenkins (left-hand side) -> Configure Global Security -> Authorization.
4: Sorry, I don’t know. Maybe ask https://plugins.jenkins.io/ if there’s a plugin for that.
Cheers
Jennifer
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Sent: Mittwoch, 4. Januar 2017 15:11
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Subject: Jenkins help
Hello, I have some questions I hope some people can help me with.
Question one: How do I compile a jar file? the system is getting the source from my Github
https://github.com/KingTux2/ServerInfo
Question Two: How do I make it be able to be download as a jar file.
Question Three: How do I make my Jenkins for other people on the internet be able to download jar files from the project without needing a account.
Question Four: How do I customize it to change the look of Jenkins?
Thank you, KingTux!
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Jennifer Hofmeister
You’re right. But it seems to be what they asked for:
“for other people on the internet … without needing a account.”
It should be a very well-isolated Jenkins instance in that case.
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I think he wanted people to be able to download the jars, not do anything else. That was my impression from the initial email.
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KingTux
Christoph Nenning
this is probably what you need:
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Running+Jenkins+behind+Apache
Regards,
Christoph
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