| Name | SERENA Dimension Integration |
|---|---|
| Priority | high |
| Complexity | Medium - High |
| Author(s) | |
| Description | Provides a SERENA Dimension Integration (Release 10.x) |
Description/features
Provides a SERENA Dimension Integration (Release 10.x)
Usage
- Bamboo builds
- JIRA SCM Panel
Technical Implementation
- Windows XP
- Linux
- AIX
Other Resources
Hi Guillaume
We have written a "sort of" dimensions plugin: The macro accepts commands and executes them using the command line interface of dimensions. The generated / returned result is finally displayed on the page...
With this dimensions-command-line-interface-macro we can execute any dimensions cli-commands we like: This makes this macro/plugin quite universal (we even write data into dimensions).
Furthermore we defined a dimensions-datasource to perform sql statements directly on the dimensions-db.
That was our approach to integrate dimensions into our confluence.
Philipp
My plugin implements com.atlassian.bamboo.repository.Repository and is only for bamboo not for others atlassian products.
Is was starting using the Plugin development kit provided by atlassian.
It is based on the java api provided by serena, which is more universal and performant in my own opinion.
Please let me know if you are interested.
Regards,
Guillaume.
On which version of Dimensions did you write your plugin ?
Does the SCM APIs are well separated ? Does the source may be used to implement a Maven SCM plugin ?
Rgds
Vincent
7 more comments by: Lecocq Guillaume, Vincent Thoulé

Hello,
I'm currently writting such a plugin for my company (the repository plugin). I would be happy to share my work.
Please let me know if it interest you.
regards,
Guillaume.