Hi,
Im hoping someone has had experience with this.. long shot maybe but here goes
Im using the Jenkins CI server with the ext-email plugin and already have a nice jelly script email template that gets sent to other devs detailing svn changes unit test results, code coverage etc.
I need the template to looks for a file on the build servers file system (this file contains simple html text and is produced by an application that talks to our User Story tracking software - rally) and if it exists, add the text contained within to the the email.
i have tried this:
But i get java exceptions with the ext email plugin saying it cant parse the jelly:util namespace. so i guess that isn't compiled in with the ext email plugin?
I cant seem to find if what im trying is even possible to do
I'm thinking i might have to convert the entire template to a groovy script
Any help would be awesome!
Im hoping someone has had experience with this.. long shot maybe but here goes
Im using the Jenkins CI server with the ext-email plugin and already have a nice jelly script email template that gets sent to other devs detailing svn changes unit test results, code coverage etc.
I need the template to looks for a file on the build servers file system (this file contains simple html text and is produced by an application that talks to our User Story tracking software - rally) and if it exists, add the text contained within to the the email.
i have tried this:
Code:
<u:file var="f" name="C:\Tools\Jenkins2Rally\errors.txt"/>
<j:if test="${f.exists()}">
<TD class="bg1">Exists!!!!</TD>
</j:if>But i get java exceptions with the ext email plugin saying it cant parse the jelly:util namespace. so i guess that isn't compiled in with the ext email plugin?
I cant seem to find if what im trying is even possible to do
I'm thinking i might have to convert the entire template to a groovy script
Any help would be awesome!