The first time I tried to install it, I couldn’t get Cruise Control to work correctly. This time around, they have an installer, so that Windows users can’t screw it up. The instructions are a great deal more clear, so with a few minor tweaks, I was able to get phpUnderControl up and running. After understanding Cruise Control more, I was able to get the project running. It required a change to the bootstrapper to use the one in the example. The SVN plugin doesn’t work correctly it seems or it requires additional setup I’m unaware of and couldn’t find.
Regardless, the site looks beautiful and I look forward to it helping organize the project in the future. I’m going to use it more for projects I have.
You do have to remember to copy the tools.jar, to the correct jdk location.
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