[Dart] [Newbie] Building the HTML reports on the Dart server.

[David Cole]

You also need a DartConfig.cmake file in your project (next to your 
CMakeLists.txt that does the INCLUDE(Dart)) that points to your 
server... See the one in the CMake project itself for an example.

http://public.kitware.com/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/DartConfig.cmake?root=CMake&view=markup

These are the minimal settings you'll probably want to override (these 
are just example values....):
SET (NIGHTLY_START_TIME "01:00:00 EDT")
SET (DROP_METHOD "http")
SET (DROP_SITE "yourserver.yourcompany.com")
SET (DROP_LOCATION "/Dashboards/Submit.cgi")
SET (TRIGGER_SITE "http://${DROP_SITE}/Dashboards/yourprojectTrigger.cgi")


HTH,
David


Eric BOIX wrote:

>	Dear James,
>
>Quoting Miller, James V (GE, Research) <millerjv at crd.ge.com>:
>  
>
>>You do not need the Dart1 client. The documentation may be incorrect if it
>>is leading you to this conclusion.
>>    
>>
>Well maybe I missed a step !? The only thing I seem to know is that when the
>documentation (Dart1.0.0/Dart.pdf) mentions including the line 
>   INCLUDE(Dart)
>in my CMakeLists.txt then cmake will load the content of
>${CMAKE_ROOT}/Modules/Dart.cmake (I checked that by renaming this file
>and watched cmake issue a warning about Dart being unfound).
>
>Now if you look a this Dart.cmake file among the few first comment lines you
>can read:
>  Section #2: Configure or copy Tcl scripts from the source tree to build tree
>and this reference to Tcl scripts implies Dart Classic to be installed.
>I am allready wrong here ?!?
>
>You can come to the same conclusion by answering to ccmake which asks
>for a DART_ROOT variable to be set (this is due to the above mentioned
>${CMAKE_ROOT}/Modules/Dart.cmake). And ccmake will keep on displaying
>DART_ROOT as DART_ROOT-NOTFOUND untill you feed it with a path to...
>some Dart Classic install.
>
>I currently use cmake version 2.2.3 (linux) but cmake version 2.4.2 has
>a ${CMAKE_ROOT}/Modules/Dart.cmake which is almost identital to it's
>2.2.3 ancestor...
>
>  
>
>>For Dart2, you need to use the CTest client.
>>ctest -D Experimental
>>should do everything you want.
>>    
>>
>Well I'm so deep under that it doesn't. Is there some debug level or 
>option of ctest or any mean to get some clues about what I'm doing wrong ?
>Man, I really got lost...
>
>	Thanks for any directions, :)
>	Yours,
>	Eric Boix.
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