• Installing JArchitect on the build server
• Configuring TeamCity
• Setting up the JArchitect Report in the TeamCity Dashboard

To be able to run JArchitect analysis during a build on a TeamCity server you need to install JArchitect on the server which hosts the TeamCity agent that will run the JArchitect analysis. Just unzip JArchitect in a folder that the TeamCity agent can use. In our example we will use “C:\Program Files\_Tools\Development\jarchitect”.

• First step: Create a JArchitect project (.jdproj)
Once you have created your JArchitect project you must execute a command line to generate JArchitectOut directory which contains JArchitect report files:


• Go to Projects tab and choose your project
• Click on “edit project settings”, you will see your build configurations.

• Click on build
• Click on build steps
• In the build steps you can add a build step (Add build Step) and choose Command line in build runner type
• In the option Run choose Executable with parameters

• In the "Command executable" specify the path of your JArchitect console.
• In the "Command parameters" specify the path of your JArchitect project (.jdproj).

Save the configuration and run build.

To publish JArchitect HTML report:
• Go to the Projects tab and choose your project
• Click on “edit project settings”
• Click on Report tabs
• In the build report tabs click on "Create new build report tab"

Write the name of your report tab, specify the start page of your JArchitect report and click on Save.

• Go to Projects tab and choose your project
• Click on your last build

• Click on "Edit Configuration Settings"
• Under the "Artifact paths" specify the path of JArchitect out directory which contains the JArchitect Report

• Save the configuration and run build once. The Report will be generated.
• Go to your last build and click on artifact tab; you can see now a tab that contains your html report