As Michael noted, unfortunately there is no quick start with Maven for TeamCIty plugin. The issue has links to some related topics, however.
As to REST, I'd suggest to take the bundled REST API plugin as example and try to build on top of it. If you give the plugin another name and change teamcity-plugin.xml to bind to different paths, you can deploy you derivative plugin into default TeamCity installation.
Actually, supporting a new request can be as easy as adding a single class with trivial logic.
Hi
We don't have such examples yet.
Thank you for feedback, we'll consider to support Maven for plugin development.
Michael
Hello,
As Michael noted, unfortunately there is no quick start with Maven for TeamCIty plugin.
The issue has links to some related topics, however.
As to REST, I'd suggest to take the bundled REST API plugin as example and try to build on top of it.
If you give the plugin another name and change teamcity-plugin.xml to bind to different paths, you can deploy you derivative plugin into default TeamCity installation.
Actually, supporting a new request can be as easy as adding a single class with trivial logic.