Building a C/C++ project on Travis CI

Let's see how we can use Travis CI for building a C/C++ project on Travis CI. We'll use the consoleRadio C application which is used to stream Shoutcast Radio as an example

The .travis.yml file for the consoleRadio application looks like the following -

Installing a custom version of cmake
We can install a custom version of cmake in Travis CI, using the following script -

Building a library from source
A library/dependency in Travis CI can be build from source and installed on Travis CI env.  -

1. Let's build the mpg123 library from source and install it on Travis CI. In .travis.yml, we'll have the following config -


2. We'll create a bash script (installMPG123.sh) with the following content -

Simple JVMTI Agent - Windows / MinGW

A simple JVMTI agent in Windows using MinGW/Cygwin.

Enable Access Logs in jBoss Portal / EAP 6

In jBoss Portal 6.1 / jBoss EAP 6, the access logs can be enabled by adding <access-log> element inside the virtual-server (web subsystem) in standalone.xml

Using CLI


Ref : https://access.redhat.com/solutions/185383

Conditionally ignoring tests in JUnit

We might require to ignore a jUnit test based on a certain condition. jUnit just comes up with a @Ignore annotation which can be used to ignore the test.

We can use the below code to check if the condition has been met or not to ignore a test.

Reference : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1689242/conditionally-ignoring-tests-in-junit-4