File	Date	Author	Commit
pixmaps	2013-05-05	roadster69	[a0ada7] added yellow icon for test instability
src	2013-05-22	roadster69	[1f0d12] changed pref to allow multiple instances
.hgignore	2013-06-07	roadster69	[2c0646] added scons support
Jenkins_Applet.schemas	2013-04-08	roadster69	[66c7be] renamed jen_mon to Jenkins_Applet
Jenkins_Applet.server	2013-06-07	roadster69	[2c0646] added scons support
Makefile	2013-05-05	roadster69	[a0ada7] added yellow icon for test instability
README	2013-06-07	roadster69	[6672c9] updated README and To Do.txt
SConstruct	2013-06-07	roadster69	[2c0646] added scons support
To Do.txt	2013-06-07	roadster69	[6672c9] updated README and To Do.txt
jenkins_api.py	2013-05-05	roadster69	[b8748f] allow use of proxy'd jenkins servers

Read Me

README

The following will allow you to install the Jenkins Monitor Applet on your 
Linux Desktop toolbar.

$ cd /tmp
$ tar xzvf /path/to/jenkinsapplet-<version>.tar.gz
$ cd jenkins_applet.<version>
$ scons -Q
$ su
 <enter root password>
$ scons -Q install
$ exit

Now right-click on the toolbar or panel at the top of the desktop and select
[Add to Panel...].

On the Add tp Panel dialog select "A Jenkins Panel Applet" and select [Add]
and then [Close] to close the Add to Panel dialog.

Right-click on the new icon on the panel and select [Preferences...].

On the Preferences dialog confirm the Jenkins Host and Port, the Refresh Delay
and Job Name filter and select [Save].

If you hover the mouse over the panel icon a tooltip is displayed with the
current Jenkins Status's for the configured server.


LIMITATIONS

The Job Name filter is only compared against the start of the Job Name.