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How to publish externally generated html to confluence

Ashish Chadda

Hi, need help on how to publish HTML report in confluence? When I generate a report, I get a folder with bunch of supportive files. Where should I load then to be able to access the report properly?

One of the report is created for GC analysis. We're using GCMV to generate GC report, which generates below folders -

- index.html

- png files ( for graphs)

- .css file consisting of report data

Basically index file make a reference to these file.

In sharepoint, we zip the folder and upload it. What needs to be done in case of confluence?

Thanks in advance

Ashish

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AnnWorley

For Confluence, the HTML files have to be added to the file system, there is no way to upload in the UI. I am not sure it is the best procedure for routine reports. Here are the details: How to Use Confluence to Serve Static Content

This add-on, HTML for Confluence, provides this functionality:

Bring HTML content into Confluence from other systems with minimal effort. Access content from body text, attachment, file system, or URL

Ashish Chadda

Thanks for the quick response Ann

Aron Gombas _Midori_

If you are happy with the Sharepoint based workflow, you can do the same exact thing in Confluence, too:

Create a zip
Attach that to any Confluence page: https://confluence.atlassian.com/conf56/working-with-attachments-658737031.html

Hamed Gara

Hello, can somone tell us how to publish HTML cucumber reports in confluence page ? using confluence publisher plugin in Jenkins
Thanks,,

Alex Fanshawe

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