Hi,
AFAIK you have access to the whole JVM and you can do pretty much anything. As
for your examples just give it a try. java.lang.* is automatically imported so
you could eg. run the following script:
println("getenv: " + System.getenv())
println("current thread: " + Thread.currentThread())
For further Groovy reference see http://groovy.codehaus.org/Home
BR,
Samuli
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Sent: 9. lokakuuta 2013 1:36
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Subject: Groovy objects?
I'm new to Groovy scripting in Jenkins and I'm not clear on what objects are
available.
For example, in my System Groovy Script I'm allowed to refer to
System.getenv() and Thread.currentThread() but what classes are the System and
Thread objects? Where can I find documentation so I know what cool things I
can do?
Thanks,
Chris
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