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I solve the problem by adding the 2 ibm jar (com.ibm.ws.runtime_6.1.0.jar and com.ibm.ws.admin.client_6.1.0.jar) in the lib directory of the plugin. Jenkins doesn't know the ibm class as websphere is on another server.
After a successful build, the result isn't perfect yet for our case.
Only the cluster is configured :
Module Web WebSphere:cell=CELLNAME,cluster=CLUSTERNAME
On the previous version of the plugin we had :
WebSphere:cell=CELLNAME,node=NODENAME,server=SERVERNAME
Expected result is :
WebSphere:cell=CELLNAME,cluster=CLUSTERNAME
WebSphere:cell=CELLNAME,node=NODENAME,server=SERVERNAME
I don't know if it is a standard Websphere configuration and if everybody needs this kind of conf.
I am a new on Websphere, i always work with tomcat environnement.
Thanks a lot for your work.