Re: Help with Windows slave configuration

Select '(Default)' JDK in the job config. If that setting is not available, configure a second JDK in the global configuration of Jenkins. Then you should be able to select the '(Default)' as JDK for the job. On 14.08.2013, at 13:48, Keith Ouellette wrote: > So in the windows batch command wi

Help with Windows slave configuration

I am setting up Jenkins for the first time. It is installed on a Linux server (OpenSuSE 12.2) and we have a requirement to build an application using Visual Studio. We configured a windows slave and have it configured as a node in Jenkins. It is configured to use JNLP and we see it connected in th

Re: Help with Windows slave configuration

So in the windows batch command window I just need to enter the MSBuild command to build the project? I tried that, but the console output looks like it keeps trying to install JDK (which I installed early on in this process). Here is the output: Started by user anonymous

Re: Help with Windows slave configuration

And what you basically need from a general point of view, that jenkins can't really do in your place, is a way to run your task in some command line interface (often aka "batch mode"). Le 13 août 2013 23:58, "Daniel Beck" a écrit : > Create a job. > > Enter the Windows node's name as 'Label expre

Re: Help with Windows slave configuration

Create a job. Enter the Windows node's name as 'Label expression' after you check 'Restrict where this project can be run'. For build steps, use something Visual Studio specific, or start with a 'Execute Windows batch command' builder. Now this job will run on your Windows node and execute you

Help with Windows slave configuration

I am setting up Jenkins for the first time. It is installed on a Linux server (OpenSuSE 12.2) and we have a requirement to build an application using Visual Studio. We configured a windows slave and have it configured as a node in Jenkins. It is configured to use JNLP and we see it connected in th