Try loading cctray with the settings.xml as a command line argument (with a different xml for each instance): cctray.exe cctray-settings1.xml cctray.exe cctray-settings2.xml
I would also recommend changing the 'icons' section so you have different icons for different instances and you can tell immediately which is broken - we do that. On Apr 22, 11:02 pm, Michael Guiney <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, > > I need to monitor hundreds of projects on different CC.net servers. The > problem is that when one project fails a build my icon is red. This is good, > but its hard to tell which projects are failing at a glance (looking at the > tray icon). With so many projects, there is often problems when new projects > are added and the tray icon is almost always red. > > What I would like to do is split them up so I know some of the old reliable > projects are always green. HAve another Icon for problematic projects, and > another for new projects. > > I can start up multiple instances of CCTray and have them running at the > same time. I can actualy have them monitor different projects, but when I > change the settings of one tray instance, it always shows the settings of > the last one modified (as expected, as they are all using the same file > probably). > > I can also install more than one instance (maybe a better option). > > From some old forums there used to be a cctray-settings.xml file that could > be used to control the settings in older versions. > > I'll play around and see if I can get what I want. Was just curious to see > if someone has already solved these issues. > > regards, > Mike > > -- > Subscription > settings:http://groups.google.com/group/ccnet-user/subscribe?hl=en
