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Oracle® Cloud
Using Oracle Developer Cloud Service

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Primary Author: Himanshu Marathe

Contributing Authors: Eric Jendrock

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Contents
Preface


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Copy Contents of a Snippet File Add a Comment to a Snippet Use Git with Snippets Download an Archive of the Snippet

What is a Job and a Build? Build Concepts and Terms Software Versions in the Software Catalog Set Up the Build System Create and Manage Build VM Templates Add and Manage Build VMs Create and Manage Jobs Configure a Job Configure the Privacy Setting of a Job Access Project Git Repositories Trigger a Build Automatically on a Schedule Use Build Parameters Access an Oracle Cloud Service Using SSH Access the Oracle Maven Repository Run UNIX Shell Commands Build Maven Applications Build Ant Applications Build Gradle Applications Build Node.js Applications Access an Oracle Database Using SQLcl Run Oracle PaaS Service Manager Commands Using PSMcli Access Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Services Using OCIcli Run Docker Commands Trigger a Wercker Pipeline Run Fn Commands Use SonarQube Use Named Passwords Publish JUnit Results Use the Xvfb Wrapper Publish Javadoc Archive Artifacts Copy Artifacts from Another Job
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Send Notifications to External Software Using Webhooks Slack Get the Slack Channel’s Incoming Webhook URL Configure a Slack Webhook in DevCS to Send Event Notifications Oracle Social Network Get OSN Conversation's Incoming Webhook URL Configure an OSN Webhook in DevCS to Send Event Notifications PagerDuty Set Up the PagerDuty Account Configure a PagerDuty Webhook in DevCS to Send Event Notifications Jenkins Trigger a Jenkins Job on SCM Polling Trigger a Jenkins Job on a Git Repository Update Trigger a Jenkins Job from a Merge Request Receive Build Notifications from a Jenkins Job Hudson Trigger a Hudson Job on SCM Polling Trigger a Hudson Job on a Git Repository Update GitHub Apps Send Event Notifications to Any Application Data Structure of a Generic Webhook Access External Docker Registries Link an External Docker Registry to Your Project Browse a Linked Docker Registry		7-1 7-1 7-1 7-3 7-4 7-5 7-5 7-5 7-6 7-8 7-8 7-9 7-13 7-19 7-26 7-28 7-29 7-33 7-35 7-36 7-36 7-50 7-50 7-51


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Use the Oracle Cloud View
Open a DevCS Project as an Eclipse IDE Project Upload an Eclipse IDE Project to DevCS
Use Git in the Eclipse IDE
Manage DevCS Issues in the Eclipse IDE
Associate an Issue with a Commit
Monitor a Project’s Builds in Eclipse IDE
NetBeans IDE
Sign In to DevCS from the NetBeans IDE
Use the Team Server
Create a DevCS Project in NetBeans IDE
Open a DevCS Project in NetBeans IDE
Use Git in NetBeans IDE
Manage DevCS Issues in the NetBeans IDE Associate an Issue with a Commit
Monitor a Project’s Builds in NetBeans IDE
JDeveloper
Sign In to DevCS from JDeveloper
Use the Team Server
Create a DevCS Project in JDeveloper
Open a DevCS Project in JDeveloper
Use Git in JDeveloper
Manage DevCS Issues in JDeveloper
Associate an Issue with a Commit
Monitor a Project’s Builds in JDeveloper
Build Oracle ADF Applications
Build ADF Applications with Ant
Build ADF Applications with Maven

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source code and merge repository branches, share information through wikis, build

applications, and deploy them.

• Conventions

Audience

Eclipse (OEPE), or Oracle JDeveloper to access and use Oracle Developer Cloud

Service

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Access to Oracle Support

Related Resources

For more information, see these Oracle resources:

Service - SaaS Extension

• About Oracle Java Cloud Service in Administering Oracle Java Cloud Service

Convention	Meaning

which you supply particular values.


		in examples, text that appears on the screen, or text that you enter.
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Overview

Learn about Oracle Developer Cloud Service, its projects, components, roles, and how to access the service.

• Git repositories, so you can host your application source code files on Oracle Cloud and track their versions

• Maven repositories, so you can host library and binary dependencies of your Maven applications

• Wikis, so you can collaborate with your team

• Integration with Eclipse IDE, Oracle JDeveloper, and NetBeans IDE, so you can access and update source code files from your favorite IDEs

Chapter 1
What is Oracle Developer Cloud Service?

• Using the built-in issue tracking system, the team tracks tasks and defects and then, using Agile boards, they track their development progress.

• To run builds and tests of the software application, the team sets up build jobs and pipelines that run builds on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute or Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute Classic Virtual Machines.

A Word About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

If you're an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) user, you can create a Developer instance. If you're an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic (OCI Classic) user, you can create a Developer Classic instance. These instances have no functional differences.

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic (OCI Object Storage Classic) container.

Before you can use DevCS on OCI or OCI Classic, you must configure a connection to Compute and Object Storage instances. See Connect to OCI or OCI Classic.

Project Visibility

See Oracle Cloud Terminology in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud to understand the basic terminology used to describe the Oracle Cloud features and services.

Term
	The top-most entity in the project structure of DevCS. Think of an

tool to host source code files.

Maven repository

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	Software that runs a build.
Wiki
Deployment configuration

available hosted environment. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure offers high-performance compute capabilities (as physical hardware instances) and storage capacity in a flexible overlay virtual network that is
securely accessible from your on-premises network.

For more information, see in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation and About Compute Classic in Using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute Classic.

Oracle Java Cloud Service	Oracle Cloud service to deploy web applications to a public Oracle WebLogic Server domain on Oracle Cloud.

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Oracle Developer Cloud Service (DevCS) has two types of roles, Identity Domain and Project. These roles allow their grantees to control aspects of the service or projects, or both.

Identity Domain Roles

TenantAdminGroup
(Identity Domain
Administrator)

DEVELOPER_ADMINIS
TRATOR (Developer
Service Administrator)

Update the organization details of DevCS. The user with this role is also called as the Organization Administrator.

Additional Roles
To access other Oracle Cloud services from DevCS, these roles should be assigned to the appropriate users:

This role...

Connect to Oracle Application Container Cloud Service and deploy build artifacts.

OCI_Administrator
(OCI Administrator)

This role...

Compute.Compute_O perations (Service Administrator)

Create and manage DevCS VMs on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute Classic.

	Access all components of the project. An owner can perform project

management and administrative tasks such as add or remove Git repositories, manage project users, assign default reviewers, configure Webhooks, and manage ATOM/RSS Feeds handlers. In this

management or administrative actions. In this documentation, the

icon indicates a project member.