Hello everybody,
recently I started using slave builds with jenkins.
My configuration is Jenkins on a ubuntu (11.10) box and a slave with windows XP.
With that I ran into the following problem:
I have two versions of java (one jre and one jdk) installed on my windows
machine. There are reasons I can't stick with only one of them which are beyond
this discussion.
Now when I run a maven job on this slave it chooses the jre as its java
location. This is a problem for me as the build needs tools.jar and some other
libs which are not found this way.
I tried to force the use of the JDK by setting JAVA_HOME, JRE_HOME and by
manually setting the PATH to "" (empty). Nothing helped.
I also set MAVEN_BATCH_ECHO=on which had no obvious result.
So I tried to debug maven by starting maven from a pre-start step ("mvn -v").
The result was interesting as this maven instance reacted to MAVEN_BATCH_ECHO
and showed the correct java instance.
So for me it seems that Jenkins somehow bypasses the maven batch (mvn.bat)
and/or ignores the environment variables set.
Can somebody help me here?
Thanks
Gerhard Duennebeil
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