One other way that I talked about in another thread. If the source control
name does not match their email address.
<users/>
<groups/>
<converters>
<regexConverter find="$" replace="@Texas.com" />
<regexConverter find='Marion Robert Morrison' replace='JohnWayne' />
</converters>
<modifierNotificationTypes>
<NotificationType>Failed</NotificationType>
<NotificationType>Fixed</NotificationType>
</modifierNotificationTypes>
Later,
KMF
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ruben
Willems
Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2008 3:03 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [ccnet-user] Re: EmailPublisher and Converters
Hi
There are a couple of ways to define users and how they will receive a mail,
read the manual at
http://confluence.public.thoughtworks.org/display/CCNET/Email+Publisher
A quick explanation :
Suppose you have a user in your source control name JohnWayne
and you would like that CCNet mails him if he breaks the build.
You can have the following setups :
° 1 : hard code it
<users>
<user name="JohnWayne" address="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"/>
</users>
<groups/>
<modifierNotificationTypes>
<NotificationType>Failed</NotificationType>
<NotificationType>Fixed</NotificationType>
</modifierNotificationTypes>
° 2 : use a converter : all users from source control will get their name
transformed into an mail adres with the same logic
<users/>
<groups/>
<converters>
<regexConverter find="$" replace="@Texas.com" />
</converters>
<modifierNotificationTypes>
<NotificationType>Failed</NotificationType>
<NotificationType>Fixed</NotificationType>
</modifierNotificationTypes>
Now with the above setup CCNet will only mail John Wayne when the build is
broken or fixed, AND he did something to the source.
Suppose you want that he receives a mail, even if he did not do anything with
the source, you must place him in a group.
° 3
<users>
<user name="JohnWayne" group="devs"/>
</users>
<groups>
<group name="devs" notification="change"/>
</groups>
<converters>
<regexConverter find="$" replace="@Texas.com" />
</converters>
<modifierNotificationTypes>
<NotificationType>Failed</NotificationType>
<NotificationType>Fixed</NotificationType>
</modifierNotificationTypes>
Now with this setup, I still use the converter tag so I do not have to specify
his email adress, but this is not required.
And John Wayne will now get a mail if someone else breaks the build of this
project.
Hope this clears it out a bit
with kind regards
Ruben Willems
2008/10/15 Edwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
no errors and no email...if I leave users tag empty,cc.net will send
to whom?
and who is belong the buildmaster?
I can send mail if I have use address.I just wonder to understand and
give it a try with convert tag
Thanks..^^
On 10月14日, 下午8時17分, Alex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here is a working example of one that will only send an email to a dev
> who broke the build. Hope this helps getting it working.
>
> <email from="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> mailhost="emailserver.mycomapny.com" includeDetails="True">
> <users />
> <groups>
> <group name="buildmaster" notification="failed"/>
> </groups>
> <converters>
> <regexConverter find="$" replace="@mycompany.com" />
> </converters>
> <modifierNotificationTypes>
> <NotificationType>Failed</NotificationType>
> </modifierNotificationTypes>
> </email>
>
> On Oct 14, 4:12 am, "Ruben Willems" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi
>
> > There is a users tag needed.
> > it may be empty : <users />
>
> > The converters can reduce the configuration if all the ids of the
> > sourcecontrol can
> > be mapped to an email adres, following a certain 'logic'
> > for the moment there is the regex converter
> > --> this applies regular expressions on the username
> > check the docs
> > athttp://confluence.public.thoughtworks.org/display/CCNET/Email+Publisher
>
> > with kind regards
> > Ruben Willems
>
> > 2008/10/14 Edwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> > > if no user tag or empty users tag,it still report errors.
> > > how converts tag can help to reduce configuration text?
> > > Thanks Alex.
> > > On 10月3日, 下午7時34分, Alex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > You either need a user tag with an email or no user tag at all.
> > > > Personally, as we can map everyone, we just have an empty users tag
> > > > with no user tags at all defined.
>
> > > > On Oct 3, 5:48 am, Edwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > > > > I want to use Converts to convert email like document mention.
> > > > > The <converters> configuration specifies rules for transforming user
> > > > > names (from <user> elements) to email addresses in cases where the
> > > > > <user> element does not specify an address. The converters are ignored
> > > > > when the <user> element specifies an address.
> > > > > But in <user> tags if I don't specify an address,cc.net service would
> > > > > throw exception said that <user> tags need an attribute address...is
> > > > > that a bug or my fault?
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