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We need an installation of Servoy Developer on the machine running Jenkins for exporting test solutions and running tests.

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Your Jenkins server should be able to access the SVN server you just committed to - in case you didn't use the same computer. Navigate to the Jenkins server page in your browser.

Click on New Job Item -> Build a free-style software project, set the Job name to "smart_client_tests" ('_' is used to avoid problems with spaces in paths where used as command line arguments - extra care is needed otherwise) and click Ok.

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For mobile testing we will need Chrome browser installed (other browsers, even mobile device simulations/emulations can be used, check the help page of Servoy mobile test runner for details), a copy of SeleniumServer jar downloaded (http://docs.seleniumhq.org/download/) and a copy of Chrome selenium driver downloaded/extracted (http://code.google.com/p/chromedriver/downloads/list). The mobile test solution will automatically be deployed in Servoy Developer's bundled Tomcat server (the one at [work.servoy.install.dir]) and started using Selenium in the Chrome browser to run tests - by the mobile servoy test suite. If the tests pass, the actual mobile solution will be exported and copied to/deployed in [deploy.servoy.install.dir]'s bundled Tomcat.

Click on New Job Item -> Build a free-style software project, set the Job name to "mobile_client_tests" and click Ok.

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