RE: [Cruisecontrol-devel] PROPOSAL: multiple project update - rep orting

[WATKINS, R. <Rob...@su...>]

> From: alden almagro [mailto:ald...@ho...]
> Subject: Re: [Cruisecontrol-devel] PROPOSAL: multiple project update -
> reporting
> 
> 
> Robert (et al):
> 
> Would it be a big deal to pass the project name as a query 
> string parameter 
> instead?  So we'd have:
> 
> http://ccmachine/cc/buildresults?project=<projectname>
> 
> instead of:
> 
> http://ccmachine/cc/<projectname>

Absolutely none.

In fact, the exact technique I was going to use was a servlet which took the
URL apart, then included output from the appropriate JSP. The project would
be an attribute to the inclusion request.

> The reason i bring this up is that i was spending some free 
> time (albeit 
> scarce) developing a tabbed view of the webapp for more 
> detailed results.  
> From a dev standpoint, i know my life would be easier if i 
> could just pass 
> the query string intact to the other jsps instead of having 
> to build up a 
> url with the project name in it.  I also don't know how you 
> were going to 
> map the url with the project name in it to the 
> buildresults.jsp -- if you 
> were going to just map the /cc part of the url to the 
> buildresults.jsp, that 
> could make things difficult for adding new jsp files to the webapp.  

I simplified the URL a little bit... It should probably have read like this:

http://ccmachine/cc/buildservlet/<projectname>

The BuildServlet in this case probably wouldn't map to the JSP, but to the
servlet that decides if you should see the index or the result page.

I like the idea of the tabbed display (it also happens to match a feature
request I've got from one of our internal developers).

Robert.

-- 
              "Software is too expensive to build cheaply"
Robert Watkins                                       Software Consultant
rob...@bi...                    rob...@su...



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