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Select all the components. Next, the installer will ask for a location. This location should have sufficient rights for read/write

Clicking install Install will start the installation. After the installation is complete, there should be a folder containing the program contents

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Also, if you open the Local Services control panel for the machine, there should be a service named "'CruiseControl Service" ' available that has not been started yet. Go ahead and start the service to start CruiseControl.

CruiseControl ships with a default Java project named ConnectFour. When CruiseControl starts, it will try to build this project (using Ant) and return a result. To see if this has occurred, open the CruiseControl dashboard at the following location: http://<serveraddress_or_localhost>{serverURL}:8080/dashboard. The application dashboard will launch and you should see a screen like below

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Changing ports for a Servoy Application Server installation is detailed hereon Network related settings.

To change port configurations for CruiseControl instead, modify the wrapper.conf file found in the CruiseControl main folder. See the section below:

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Note that parameter 3 and parameter 9 are conflicts with Servoy Application Server default ports. Change these ports to any other available port on the machine.

Step-by-step

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Configuration For Using It With Servoy

Step 1 -- Create

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A Folder

Create a folder for the software factory: c:/SoftwareFactory

Step 2 -- Install CruiseControl

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And Edit wrapper.conf

Install CruiseControl into the c:/SoftwareFactory/CruiseControl folder. (Instructions)

This is also a good time to make configuration changes to the wrapper.conf file (Instructions) To work in this environment, we need to change and add some lines to wrapper.conf for the run directory and classpath:

Add two lines right above the wrapper.java.classpath lines in the wrapper.conf

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Save the wrapper.conf file.

Step 3 - Download

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And Install SVNAnt

SVNAnt is a helper application used by ANT to update projects from the SVN. Download the application from: http://subclipse.tigris.org/files/documents/906/49042/svnant-1.3.1.zip. Extract the contents of the zip file into c:/SoftwareFactory/svnant-1.3.1

Step 4 -- Install Servoy Developer

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• Install Servoy in the folder c:/SoftwareFactory/Servoy
• Install with a separate PostgreSQL database, create a repository connection and create the repository.
• Create the workspace as c:/SoftwareFactory/DeveloperWorkspace

Step 5 -- Install

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Command Line SVN

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Client

SVNAnt works better with a command line client. Recommended: slikSVN

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Using the command line client installed, check out the solution (or solutions) from the SVN into the workspace file located at c:/SoftwareFactory/workArea/checkout/testrunner. For details on how to do this, please refer to the SVN client you have chosen.

Alternate

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Steps If The SVN Does Not Contain The Solution

If your SVN does not contain the solution yet, and you have the solution in a .servoy file, do the following:

1. Open Servoy Developer.
2. Install Subclipse plugin if you have not done so already and restart.
3. Import the solutions into the current workspace (should be c:/SoftwareFactory/DeveloperWorkspace)
4. Share the solution on SVN.
5. Close Servoy Developer

Using Servoy Developer

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To Checkout Solution

As an alternative, you can use Servoy Developer to check out the solution. (NOTE: you will still need the command line client for operation of the software factory)

1. Make sure the solution is in the SVN repository.
2. Open Servoy Developer, verify Subclipse 1.8 is installed.
3. Change workspace to c:/SoftwareFactory/workArea/checkout/testrunner.
4. Checkout the solution(s) from SVN repository.
5. Change the workspace back to c:/SoftwareFactory/DeveloperWorkspace
6. Close Servoy Developer.

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servoy.properties - a separate properties file for any db connections used to run unit tests, as well as a repository for the unit tests.

Step 8 - Restart

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And Force Build/Commit Change

After making any changes to properties, the CruiseControl service must be restarted. After restarting, or starting if you have not started the service, try to make a build of the project. If everything succeeds, there should be a clean .servoy file in your passed exports folder.