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This is part 6 in my series of blogs regarding, “Writing a NetBeans Plugin for Atlassian Bamboo Continuous Integration”. Part 5 can be found here : http://pronetbeans.com/archives/393/ In part 5 I actually got an API call to the Bamboo REST API working to retrieve the list of projects in a running Bamboo server. The project [...]
This is part 5 in my series of blogs regarding, “Writing a NetBeans Plugin for Atlassian Bamboo Continuous Integration”. Part 4 can be found here : http://pronetbeans.com/archives/383/ In part 4 I finished following one of the NetBeans tutorials (http://platform.netbeans.org/tutorials/nbm-options.html) to create an Options panel and write code to actually store common fields and user options. [...]
This is part 4 in my series of blogs regarding, “Writing a NetBeans Plugin for Atlassian Bamboo Continuous Integration”. Part 3 can be found here : http://pronetbeans.com/archives/366/ In part 3 I followed one of the NetBeans tutorials (http://platform.netbeans.org/tutorials/nbm-options.html) to create an Options panel to store common fields and user options. In this post I will [...]
This is part 03 in my series of blogs regarding, “Writing a NetBeans Plugin for Atlassian Bamboo Continuous Integration”. Part 2 can be found here : http://pronetbeans.com/archives/298/ So far during the development of the Bamboo plugin I have thought of a few properties / config settings that would be nice to have in the NetBeans [...]
This is part 2 in my series of blogs regarding, “Writing a NetBeans Plugin for Atlassian Bamboo Continuous Integration”. Part 1 can be found here : http://pronetbeans.com/archives/286/ In the first I stumbled through cobbling together lots of examples and samples pulled together from a number of existing plugins including the Hudson plugin, the Web Services, [...]
Since it doesn’t seem that there is an existing plugin I figured I would take a stab at trying to make one. This blog entry will be the first in what I’m sure will be many blog entries that will chronicle my beginner attempts to create a NetBeans plugin compatible in NetBeans 7+ that allows [...]
Recently on Answers.Atlassian.com someone posted the question “What value addition does Bamboo provides for automation testers over Hudson/Jenkins?” : at this thread https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/36248/what-value-addition-does-bamboo-provides-for-automation-testers-over-hudson-jenkins?page=1 Here’s the high-level summary I provided based on a quick analysis I recently did between the two tools. Bamboo is part of the Atlassian tool suite and as such provides great cross-app [...]
ATlassian has released Greenhopper 5.9 today per this blog announcement. Greenhopper enables Agile teams to use JIRA in a more Agile-like manner providing great charts, task board, and more. One interesting thing is the comparisons I have heard people make between Greenhopper and Rally is that Rally posseses additional strengths around charting. The last few [...]
The Atlassian Summit Conference has been announced and there is currently a call for speakers. Normally I wouldn’t take interest in a relatively small vendor conference, but having worked with Atlassian products for the last year I have a keen interest. The conference runs May 30 – June 1 in San Francisco, California. The high-level [...]