《Using Hudson#39;s Development Framework to Build Your First Hudson Plug-in》.pdf

JavaONE 2011 Hands-on Lab: 25010 Using Hudsons Plugin Developmen Framework to Build Your Firs Hudson Plug-in Winston Prakash Consulting Member of Technical Staff, Oracle Corporation Susan Duncan Product Manager, Oracle Corporation Introduction The Hudson Continuous Integration system is a highly extensible platform. It consists of core functionality and plugins that extend that functionality. Plugins allow users and developers to do everything from customize the way build results are output to integration with Application Lifecycle Management systems such as SCM, Testing and Analysis tools. A number of plugins are ‘bundled’ with a standard Hudson install, others can be downloaded and installed as and when needed by users. Hudson provides a series of extension points that allow developers to extend Hudson’s functionality. The Hudson HPI (Hudson Plug-in Interface), a Maven plugin, helps developers to create, build, run and debug plugins. In this HO , you will get hands-on experience with ● Creating your first Hudson plugin with the Hudson HPI ● Using the NetBeans IDE to run, edit, and debug the plugin ● Extending a Hudson Extension Point to provide your own implementation ● Writing configuration UI for the Extension Point ● How to add Global Configuration for the Extension Point Prerequisites This hands-on lab assumes you have basic experience with the following technologies: ● Java ● Hudson ● Maven Software Required For this JavaOne Hands-on Lab the following software is provided for you: ● JDK 6.0 ● Maven 3.0 for building the plugin ● Netbeans 7.0 for editing the plugin Lab Exercises 1. Create and run your first Hudson plugin 2. Extend the Builder Extension Point 3. Create UI to configure the extension Exercise 1: Create and Run your Firs Hu