Hello Experts,

Good day!

Can someone help us with this please?  We are currently doing a Proof of Concept for the integration of HPE Performance Center and Jenkins and unable to move on.

I hope someone can help us with this please?

Your response is highly appreciated.

Thanks in Advance!

Hi Mark,
From the log you sent, it could be a permission problem.
The first operation performed after login is looking for all test instances existing for the specific test configured to be run. If this operation fails (normally, the search should provide a list of test instances, even empty, but it could be failing in case of lack of permission), the entire operation is aborted. So try to verify if the Performance Center credentials provided in the configuration is enough.
Regards,
Daniel

Hi Daniel,

Thank you for your inputs.  Unfortunately, I don't think this is a permission issue. My account is setup as Administrator on both Jenkins and HPE Performance Center so I should be able to do anything in the tools. Do you have any other suggestions Sir? If needed, I can setup a Skype Meeting for us to discuss further.

Should you need any other information please let me know.

Thanks and Regards,

Mark Anthony Laurora

Hi Mark,
I have surrounded the operation trying to retrieve the list of test instances by exception handling that will ignore the failure. This means that a new test instance will be created for the test each time you try to run the build.
I made a local build and uploaded the hpi file to this reported issue as attachment spitted in two files (you will need both files to extract the hpi file).
For uploading the plugin to Jira, you can go to Jenkins home -> Manage Jenkins -> Manage Plugins -> Advanced tab -> and use the Upload Plugin section to upload the hpi file. you might need to restart Jenkins and also recreate the build step from scratch.
regards,
Daniel