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Internationalizing Messages in Java Source Code · Internationalizing Messages in Jelly Views · Internationalizing Messages in Groovy Views · Advanced Localization.
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How to view Jenkins in your language. Translations to Specific languages. What developers need to know/do. Generation of Messages classes; Marking messages in ...
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The Descriptor is the most convenient place to put a constant for use from a Jelly view: descriptor is always defined even if instance is null, and Jelly/JEXL ...
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jelly in the expected directory. Copy the contents of the description tag from the POM file to src/main/resources/index.jelly .
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These resources are typically exposed through the st:adjunct tag in Jelly or Groovy views, but the URLs are predictable: https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenkins/ ...
Jenkins has a security mechanism in place so that the administrator of Jenkins can control who gets access to what part of Jenkins. The key components of this ...
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Views and other resources. Jenkins plugins normally contain “Stapler views” like config.jelly as well as other resources in src/main/resources/ . While you ...
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Jelly form controls. Most of the the jelly files in the Jenkins source have embedded documentation. See IDE Configuration for details on how to get this setup ...
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Internationalization documentation for Jelly, Java and Groovy can be found here. Setting up a new project. Request the creation of a new project. To request ...
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In a chain of getter/field accesses like /foo/bar/baz/ , every element needs to appear relevant to Stapler. Types that only provide Jelly/Groovy views, even ...
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