I got to thinking about Sebastian's comments about one Gump install or
another, and it got me thinking about link these together. Gumps can act as
a network, and when they do their results are best viewed together.
If we get a WWW server component of Gump we could do fancy things like push
results to each other, to syndicate results, but for now (keeping it simple)
I think the Gumps can still communicate. I think they can know about each
other, link to each other, show the project results on their server and on
all others, for comparison/linking.
I was thinking of a table (up top of project results) that shows the icon on
this server and on all others, so we can see at a glance if a build failed
on one server not another, etc.
I was wondering if we ought restore the server entry, and make it more like:
<server name="xxxx"
type="traditional|python"
version="????"
logurl="http:// " # Location of WWW site
jarurl="http://"; # Location of Jars (if not obvious
from above)
timezone="???"
# Operators ought get credit...
<operator
email=""
url=""
Then, I think we ought create a results.xml *something* like:
<results server="xxxxxx"
<project
name="xxxx"
buildDate="yyyy" # GMT or from timezone
buildResult="xxxx" # Success/Failure/Prereq
# I suspect we want some stats in here also, e.g
<stats
successes="N"
failures="N"
prereqs="N"
sequenceInState="N"
# This might be useful (not sure)
<outputs
location=" " # Relative to
<output type="jar" name
I *suspect* there are some really smart design/XML choices to be made here,
hence I am posting the idea for input.
Basically one gump would download/interpret the results.xml from others
before it presented results. As such it could know/display the results on
other servers (at time of writing). It could also simple link to them.
Thoughts?
regards,
Adam
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