Run JUnit in Jenkins

[raf das]

Hi friends,

I have my ready tests with selenium and JUnit.

How can I run on jenkins?

[raf das]

help-me :(

[RDR]

There isn't a lot of information there, but....

Jenkins is used to schedule build of your jobs, exactly what that entails is up to you. Jenkins will not automatically run Junit tests (after all there might not be any tests). I don't know if you are using Maven, ANT or another tool to build your application, but what you need to do is add an extra step to execute your tests. (This is probably a good thing to do anyway as your developers can test the code before they commit)

After these have completed it should write a report back to the file system. You can then configure Jenkins to pick to the report and act on it - draw the graphs and fail builds if the tests fail.

Does this help?

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[Mandeville, Rob]

We’ve got nothing to go on, and as far as we can tell, you haven’t RTFM.

 

Running JUnit tests on Jenkins is almost the core use case for the program.  Asking how is a bit like asking “How do I write a document in Word?”

 

Start at http://jenkins-ci.org/ and go through the “Meet Jenkins” and “Use Jenkins” sections.  That will walk you through basic setup.  If you run into problems from there, you’ll have a more specific question that we can answer.

 

--Rob

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[raf das]

I use maven, but do not know to configure it in jenkins.

How to insert my project in jenkins ?

1) localhost:8080

2)New Job

3) Build a free-style software project

4 ....... ?????????

Would like a step by step if possible. THANKS FRIENDS

Em quinta-feira, 2 de maio de 2013 18h06min02s UTC-3, raf das escreveu:

[Mark Waite]

Apparently, you're not using google search before posting a very general question to the mailing list.

The first google search result for "configuring maven project in jenkins" is:

http://blog.cloudbees.com/2012/01/painless-maven-builds-with-jenkins.html

Mark Waite

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From: raf das <rafae...@gmail.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 3:32 PM

Subject: Re: Run JUnit in Jenkins

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[Mikael Hugo]

Hi Raf,

 

>I use maven, but do not know to configure it in jenkins.

 

I suspect there are several hundred people getting your questions, so please show the courtesy to spend 5 minutes on google before asking well documented questions.

 

https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Building+a+maven2+project

 

I can also recommend http://searchengineland.com/guide/how-to-use-google-to-search

 

Regards

 

Mikael

 

[RDR]

Have you set up Maven to run your Unit tests? (see my previous post)

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[Mark Waite]

You could use a google search to find pointers on how to run unit tests from Jenkins (execute an Ant task to run your JUnit tests, configure Ant to write the results as an XML file, use the "Publish JUnit results" post-build action to show the results) or you could read from the Jenkins Wiki about the JUnit publisher and about various Selenium plugins.

You could also start with a 5 minute screencast I made a few years ago.  http://t.co/Y0I1mfR is "Jenkins in Five Minutes"

Or, you could just experiment with the Jenkins job configuration web page and see what you discover there.

Thanks!

Mark Waite

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From: raf das <rafae...@gmail.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 8:08 AM

Subject: Re: Run JUnit in Jenkins

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[raf das]

Let's start from the beginning.

for I run my tests in jenkins, I need to convert my project to maven, right?

Em quinta-feira, 2 de maio de 2013 18h06min02s UTC-3, raf das escreveu:

[Kevin Fleming (BLOOMBERG/ 731 LEXIN)]

No, Jenkins can run any type of build that can be scripted (that's what 'freestyle' projects are for).

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[raf das]

perfect, then as I squeegee my tests in the jenkins? I was told that is easier when configured with maven

[Jules Reynolds]

Hi,

I just set up my Junit tests in Jenkins, and I am using Maven. Once you set a build (in the Build section of a free style Jenkins job) with 

Maven 3.0

-e clean install

when Jenkins builds the project it will also run the tests automatically, without setting anything up in addition to what I specified above.

Let me know if this helps,

Jules