Hey thanks. I looked at the FileFound plugin; I think I can use that as a foundation for mine. Will give it a shot!
On Feb 24, 12:11 am, Didier Durand <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > If you go to the plugins page and check the Build Triggers section, > you'll see that many plugins have the same intent as yours: FileFound > plugin, FST plugin, IRC plugin, URL change plugin. > > So, you should definitely do it. > > Btw, the plugins mentionned probably provide good source code > skeletons for you > > regards > > didier > > On Feb 24, 1:51 am, tommyB <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > So I have been using Jenkins for a couple of years to periodically run > > some etl/batch jobs. Most of the jobs are simple enough that I just > > need a groovy script or two to take care business. So anyway, I am > > starting to get requests to start dealing with real time data from > > JMS. The data processing is fairly simple, and Jenkins has been a > > life saver for notification, logging and its restful api. If I were > > to do what I need to consume and process data from a message queue, I > > basically would be creating a crappy version of Jenkins. So I > > thought, why not extend Jenkins? So here's my proposed use case... > > please tell me if this is insane. I was thinking I could make a JMS > > trigger that can fire off a job if messages are in a queue; the job > > would run until all messages have been consumed. I haven't seen > > anyone do this so I wonder if this is beyond the scope of > > Jenkins.
