Release Notes 1.0
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Release date: July 24, 2007
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Downloading and installing
Before downloading make sure that your computer meets the minimum requirements
Release 1.0 of JCCTray is available via the Sourceforge File Release System
Minimum Requirements
- Windows
- Windows 2000/2003/XP/Vista with JRE 1.4.2 or higher.
- Linux
- JRE 1.4.2 or higher
- GTK 2.2.1
- ATK 1.2.0
- glib 2.2.1
- Pango 1.2.1
- Freetype 2.1.3
Downloading
Release 1.0 of JCCTray is available on Windows and Linux, and you can download it from here
Installing
Download the appropriate version of JCCTray that suits your requirements.
The preferred way to install on windows is to install using the JCCTray setup file. This ensures that JCCTray is installed in the startup folder, and there is a proper uninstaller in place to uninstall JCCTray.
If you are more of a zip file enthusiast then you can unzip jcctray-<VERSION>_win32.zip to a location of your choice and execute jcctray.cmd from there.
On linux platforms:
# tar -zxvf jcctray-<VERSION>_linux_gtk_x86.tar.gz # or # tar -zxvf jcctray-<VERSION>_linux_gtk_x86_64.tar.gz on 64 bit versions # cd jcctray-<VERSION>_linux_gtk_x86 # or # cd jcctray-<VERSION>_linux_gtk_x86_64 on 64 bit versions # ./jcctray
Uninstalling
If you uninstalled using the windows installer, then you should be able to uninstall by navigating to the appropriate JCCTray start menu and clicking on uninstall. If you did not install a startup menu icon, you can still uninstall JCCTray using the add/remove icon in windows control panel.
Note This does not remove the JCCTray settings (jcctray.xml) that are saved in the location where you installed JCCTray.
If you installed using a zip file, then you can uninstall JCCTray by deleting the folder where you installed JCCTray.
On Linux you can uninstall by removing the folder where you installed JCCtray.
What's new in this release
- Support for CruiseControl.Rb you can also force a build on CruiseControl.rb.
- Support for CruiseControl 2.7 (this was a new release of CruiseControl some time back).
- Better support for formatting date/time that are returned by various CruiseControl instances.
Known Issues
- The date/time formats of various cruise control systems is quite different and may show some errors in your case. Please file a bug in case you see any date/time formatting issues along with the version and flavor of cruisecontrol that you are using.
- On windows systems the JCCTray tray icon stays in the system tray when JCCtray is killed or in the event of a crash.
- On windows systems the JCCTray icons in the Startup folder and start menu folders do not resemble that of JCCTray.
