Changes in 17e58bb: Added hint on how to use MeasurementXMLFile to plot measurements in Hudson/Jenkins

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          @@ -4,6 +4,16 @@ Our default Hudson runs on http://hudson.sapsailing.com. If you need access, ple

           It is good practice to set up a new Hudson job for major branches that require solid testing before being merged into the master branch. The entry page at http://hudson.sapsailing.com explains how to do this. It basically comes down to copying a template job and adjusting the branch name. As easy as that :-)

          +## Collecting measurements using Hudson/Jenkins

          +

          +If you have a test case that measures something, such as performance or level of fulfillment or any other numeric measure, you can have Hudson/Jenkins plot it. In your test case, use the class `com.sap.sailing.domain.test.measurements.MeasurementXMLFile` and add performance cases to which you add measurements, e.g., as follows:

          +<pre>

          +        MeasurementXMLFile performanceReport = new MeasurementXMLFile(getClass());

          +        MeasurementCase performanceReportCase = performanceReport.addCase(getClass().getSimpleName());

          +        performanceReportCase.addMeasurement(new Measurement("My Measurement", theNumberIMeasured));

          +        performanceReport.write();

          +</pre>

          +

           ## In case you'd like to set up your own Hudson/Jenkins

           Initially we had trouble with Jenkins and the GIT plug-in. However, https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-13381?focusedCommentId=196689&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#comment-196689 explains that installing the Credentials plugin into Jenkins may help. Basically, what is needed over and above a plain Jenkins installation are the following plug-ins:

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5	5	It is good practice to set up a new Hudson job for major branches that require solid testing before being merged into the master branch. The entry page at http://hudson.sapsailing.com explains how to do this. It basically comes down to copying a template job and adjusting the branch name. As easy as that :-)
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	7	+## Collecting measurements using Hudson/Jenkins
	8	+
	9	+If you have a test case that measures something, such as performance or level of fulfillment or any other numeric measure, you can have Hudson/Jenkins plot it. In your test case, use the class `com.sap.sailing.domain.test.measurements.MeasurementXMLFile` and add performance cases to which you add measurements, e.g., as follows:
	10	+<pre>
	11	+ MeasurementXMLFile performanceReport = new MeasurementXMLFile(getClass());
	12	+ MeasurementCase performanceReportCase = performanceReport.addCase(getClass().getSimpleName());
	13	+ performanceReportCase.addMeasurement(new Measurement("My Measurement", theNumberIMeasured));
	14	+ performanceReport.write();
	15	+</pre>
	16	+
7	17	## In case you'd like to set up your own Hudson/Jenkins
8	18
9	19	Initially we had trouble with Jenkins and the GIT plug-in. However, https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-13381?focusedCommentId=196689&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#comment-196689 explains that installing the Credentials plugin into Jenkins may help. Basically, what is needed over and above a plain Jenkins installation are the following plug-ins: