date: 2017-11-23 menu: onprem: parent: tutorials notoc: true title: Jenkins with CodeScan weight: 70 description: A guide to setting up Jenkins for use with CodeScan. layout: onprem — –>

Using Jenkins with CodeScan

The following is a guide to setting up Jenkins for use with CodeScan. It assumes that:

  • You have Jenkins installed.
  • You have the Ant and Git plugins for Jenkins installed.

Creating a Jenkins Project for use with CodeScan

  • Create a new Freestyle project.

  • Add a String parameter.

    • Name it sonar.projectVersion
    • Make the default value 1.

  • Add another string parameter.

    • Name it salesforce.username
    • Make the default value your Saleforce username eg. will@example.com

  • Add a password parameter.

    • Name it salesforce.password
    • Make the default value your Salesforce password + your Salesforce token eg. passwordtoken

  • Add another string parameter

  • Add another string parameter

    • Name it sonar.projectKey
    • Make the default value project1

  • Add another string parameter

    • Name it sonar.projectName
    • Make the default value whatever you like. This will be the name displayed in SonarQube.

  • Add another string parameter

    • Name it sonar.host.url
    • Make the default value the url of your SonarQube instance. The default for SonarQube running locally would be http://localhost:9000

  • In the build section of the configuration click Add Build Step > Invoke Ant

    • In the targets section write deletesrc download.
    • In the Build File section, fill in the path to the antbuild.xml file in the runner folder of your CodeScan installation. eg. C:/great-tools/sonar-salesforce-plugin3.x/runner/antbuild.xml
    • In the Properties section, type user.dir=${WORKSPACE}
    • Leave the Java Options blank.

  • Add another Invoke Ant step.

    • In the targets section write sonar.
    • In the Build File section, fill in the path to the antbuild.xml file in the runner folder of your CodeScan installation. eg. C:/great-tools/sonar-salesforce-plugin3.x/runner/antbuild.xml
    • In the Properties section, type user.dir=${WORKSPACE}
    • In the java options add the path to your temp directory. eg -Djava.io.tmpdir=C:\Users\some-guy\AppData\Local\Temp\
    • You can also add -Xmx1024m to the end of the Java Options field to assign memory.

Save the project and click Build with Parameters. The results will be available in SonarQube.