This project was developed as part of a bachelor thesis at the Munich University of Applied Sciences. It was created as an example for a multimodulare software project. It shows how to deal with an Android and a Java project in one multiproject and how to apply common configuration to the projects. It contains an Android application for displaying basic elements of a Jenkins build server and a Jenkins Tray Icon which notifies about finished builds. Both applications are using a common webservice project.

Jenkins Monitor is a small Android app which shows the jobs of a Jenkins build server with their current status. Furthermore you can access the builds of each job displaying timestamp, result, duration of the build.

A tray icon developed with Swing, so it can be used on every system with a task bar. Checks the Jenkins server regularly for finished builds. If one build finished, it shows a notification.

Small web library which is used by the applications above. Provides methods and tools for accessing Jenkins.

For the deploying of the project you need the following things:

• Java SDK 7 or higher
• Android SDK with
  • Android SDK Build-tools 20
  • SDK Platform API 18
  • Android Support Repository

Gradle is used as build tool, but a wrapper script is provided, so no Gradle installation is needed to execute the build.