This blogpost was originally posted to the Transylvania JUG blog.
On the surface it looks simple: just add the dependency and you can run the example code.
However what the jython artifact doesn’t get you are the standard
python libraries like re. This means that as soon as you ...
This post was originally published on the Transylvania JUG blog.
The problem: you have some resources in an Ivy repository (and only there) which you would like to use in a project based on Maven. Possible solutions:
In many (most?) systems performance is an important non-functional requirement. And even if you attained the required performance, it is useful to keep an eye on it to detect if a codechange involuntarily deteriorates it. Enter the Performance plugin for Jenkins. Using it you can record the performance (as in ...
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