Greg,
I am able to successfully run the groovy script that serves my purpose. I really appreciate your help and time. You are very responsive and quick

Below is the log. MODULE_NAME is provided by user when performing build.

[EnvInject] - Evaluation the following Groovy script content:
if(MODULE_NAME.equals('ACCT'))
{
def map = ["MODULE_HOME": "SSP-AM"]

return map;
}

if(MODULE_NAME.equals('FPD'))
{
def map = ["MODULE_HOME": "SSP-FPD"]

return map;
}

Building in workspace /usr/J2EE/JENKINS/jobs/TEST_GROOVY/workspace
[workspace] $ /bin/sh -xe /tmp/hudson50466.sh
+ echo MODULE_NAME:FPD
MODULE_NAME:FPD
+ echo MODULE_HOME:SSP-FPD
MODULE_HOME:SSP-FPD
Finished: SUCCESS

Try to use return line

Copy paste the following script, it should work

if (MODULE_NAME==null)

if ("ACCT".equals(MODULE_NAME)){
def map = [MODULE_HOME: "SSP-AM"]
return map
}

if ("FPD".equals(MODULE_NAME)){
def map = [MODULE_HOME: "SSP-FPD"]
return map
}

Wiki removes return line.
Otherwise, add a semicolon, for example:

if (MODULE_NAME==null)

if ("ACCT".equals(MODULE_NAME))

if ("FPD".equals(MODULE_NAME))

I have this groovy script:

if (BUILD_TYPE.equals('Trunk')) {
def map = [SVN_REPO_PATH: "trunk/ConfigManagement"]; return map;
}
if (BUILD_TYPE.equals('Branches')) {
def map = [SVN_REPO_PATH: "branches/${SVN_BRANCH}"]; return map;
}
if (BUILD_TYPE.equals('Tags')) {
def map = [SVN_REPO_PATH: "branches/${SVN_TAG}"]; return map;
}

Where BUILD_TYPE is a CHOICE type user parameter which has Trunk, Branches, Tags in the drop down.

The build keeps failing with,

[EnvInject] - [ERROR] - SEVERE ERROR occurs: No such property: BUILD_TYPE for class: Script1
Finished: FAILURE

Please Help

Additional Info: SVN_BRANCH and SVN_TAG are other user input parameters.

I suggest you should replacing the condition BUILD_TYPE.equals('Trunk') by "Trunk".equals(BUILD_TYPE).
Inverting the conditions avoids a NullPointerException.
Could apply this principle to all conditions and let me know?

Gregory, First let me just thank you for such a prompt response. Honestly speaking I am not a big fan of open source mainly because of support. But my view is already changing.

Having said that, I did what you request me and the issue persists. complete details follow:

Started by user Anup Singh
[EnvInject] - Loading node environment variables.
[EnvInject] - Preparing an environment for the build.
[EnvInject] - Keeping Jenkins system variables.
[EnvInject] - Adding build parameters as variables.
[EnvInject] - Evaluation the following Groovy script content:
if ("Trunk".equals(BUILD_TYPE)) {
def map = [SVN_REPO_PATH: "trunk/ConfigManagement"]; return map
}
if ("Branches".equals(BUILD_TYPE)) {
def map = [SVN_REPO_PATH: "branches/${SVN_BRANCH}"]; return map
}
if ("Tags".equals(BUILD_TYPE)) {
def map = [SVN_REPO_PATH: "branches/${SVN_TAG}"]; return map
}

[EnvInject] - [ERROR] - SEVERE ERROR occurs: No such property: BUILD_TYPE for class: Script1
Finished: FAILURE

Problem solved...got rid of curly braces around SVN_BRANCH and SVN_TAG. However its weird that I still has to use the $ sign in front of it but I have to use BUILD_TYPE without the preceding $.

if ("Trunk".equals(BUILD_TYPE)) {
def map = [SVN_REPO_PATH: "trunk/ConfigManagement"]; return map
}
if ("Branches".equals(BUILD_TYPE)) {
def map = [SVN_REPO_PATH: "branches/$SVN_BRANCH"]; return map
}
if ("Tags".equals(BUILD_TYPE)) {
def map = [SVN_REPO_PATH: "tags/$SVN_TAG"]; return map
}

Can somebody help me out...

I am using :
def matcher = manager.getLogMatcher("ServerName=(.*)")
if(matcher != null) {
servername = matcher.group(1)
manager.addShortText("$servername")
def map = ["Sony": "hello"]
return map
}

And the console output is:
C:\Users+++++++++\.jenkins\jobs\servernamepoc\workspace>powershell d:\scripts\servername.ps1
ServerName=hahaha

C:\Users++++++++\.jenkins\jobs\servernamepoc\workspace>exit 0
[EnvInject] - Injecting environment variables from a build step.
Finished: SUCCESS

However on checking the respective job's environment variables - it doesn't shows up...

Any help is appreciated.

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