How to browse the results (target) directory

[Moddy Ʈe'eni]

My testing job (Maven/TestNG) creates logs for failed tests. Is there a way to view these logs using jenkins' http server? Currently I have to login into the machine and/or copy files with FTP.

My files are under the workspace directory, but I can write them somewhere else if it makes things easier.

Thanks, Moddy.

[Maciej Jaros]

Moddy Ʈe'eni (2014-01-21 09:13):

My testing job (Maven/TestNG) creates logs for failed tests. Is there a way to view these logs using jenkins' http server? Currently I have to login into the machine and/or copy files with FTP.

My files are under the workspace directory, but I can write them somewhere else if it makes things easier.

They should be downloadable if you mark them as artificats in post build step.

Cheers,
Nux.

[Moddy Ʈe'eni]

You mean using Archive the artifacts? I can't do that. There are potentially hundreds of such files, and I don't know their names beforehand.

Moddy

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[Vivekanand S V]

You can use wildcards (ant pattern) I think (**/*.log) if  you know the extension. or *.* if you need all the files. 

If both wont work, then you better move the logs to a separate folder (or zip it) during the build process and use that for archiving.

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