I d like to add a continuous integration tool to a project I m working on. However, I d like to be able to send the results of the build using Lotus Notes. I already have the Lotus Notes part covered, and I d like you guys help me choose the right tool for this. I d preffer something based on Java, but if something else s better, I won t mind.
Please only provide solutions where I can influence the build process somehow.
Hudson s author actually wanted people to be able to contribute easily without access to the source repository. Hudson has thus been designed for extensibility through plugins (it s not the only candidate but it s definitely a nice one). Have a look at the Extend Hudson section of its wiki.
These blog posts Writing a Hudson plug-in (Part 1 – Preparation) and Writing a Hudson plug-in (Part 2 – Understanding m2 and freestyle projects) might help too.
Hudson is a CI solution that attracts plugins like bears to honey.
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