PROJECT_NAME
This is the name of the directory that contains the WebObjects application project that you want to build, i.e., the directory that contains the Sources, Components and Resources subdirectories). To specify frameworks that this application depends upon and should be built as part of this job then you will need to add additional Ant Tasks. Depending on your source code repository structure you may also need to add additional SCM to check them out into the "Projects" directory as well.
DEPLOYED_APPLICATION_NAME
This setting allows you to specify a different name for an Application when it is built. You <b>must</b> specify a value, even if it is the same as the PROJECT_NAME parameter above.
BUILD_TYPE
<ul><li><b>Test Build</b> will override the settings defined in WOLips and will not embed any frameworks in the built application, it will only link to them.</li><li><b>Deployment</b> will obey the Deployment settings you defined for the project in WOLips, which should almost certainly be to embed both System and Local frameworks.</li></ul>
WO_VERSION
This is the version of Apple™ WebObjects that you want to build against. It must have been already downloaded and installed in Jenkin's WOFrameworksRepository (JENKINS_HOME/WOFrameworkRepository). The easiest way to do this is by cloning and running the <a href="https://github.com/avendasora/WOJenkins_Job_InstallWOAndWOnder">InstallWOAndWOnder</a> Jenkins job.
WONDER_GIT_REFERENCE
This is the branch of Wonder that you want to build against. This branch of Project WOnder must have been already built and installed in Jenkin's WOFrameworksRepository. The easiest way to do this is by cloning and running the <a href="https://github.com/avendasora/WOJenkins_Job_InstallWOAndWOnder">InstallWOAndWOnder</a> Jenkins job.
JAVA_COMPATIBILITY_VERSION