Re: Executing force build from JMX - which target?

It is the next scheduled build.

If you want to specify the jmx build target there are three approaches:

  1) use the jmx buildwithtarget and specify the target... but you'll need
to specify it ever time.
  2) since the jmx invocation is really just an html get you can create a
url with the query parameter set to invoke the proper target
  3) create a copy of the project to be used for manual builds that has the
right target set.  While this may seem like a lot of overhead using the
project preconfiguration/templates it really doesn't take a lot extra:

http://www.developertesting.com/archives/month200602/20060210-TemplateProjectsWithCruiseControl2.4.html

Jtf



On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 4:19 PM, Jon St. John <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hello -
>
> I'm modifying my current Cruise Control setup to run 3 different
> targets depending on if the build is forced from the JMX console, run
> as a nightly build, or run as a once-per-week build.  Each build has
> slightly different characteristics.  Scheduling the nightly and
> once-per-week builds were relatively easy using the project schedule
> tag; however, I'm experiencing some issues with the force build from
> JMX console.  It's not clear to me which build is triggered when the
> force build is done.  It seems that it should be the default project
> build, but it appears to be the next scheduled build.
>
> Does anybody know more about the force build functionality?
>
> Thanks -
>
> Jon
>
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