Thanks for chiming in. Indeed I meanwhile fixed it. For all who like to know
the answer:
* Jenkins sets the environment variable JAVA_HOME on its own when configured
the JDK in the Jenkins config's JDK section. The variable's content is
pointing to the JDK folder in the particular slave.
*
Hi,
you have to set correctly the JAVA_HOME
2013/5/1 Markus KARG mar...@headcrashing.eu
I have successfully set up Jenkins to run an ANT script on a slave, and
Jenkins also installs the JDK on the slave automatically before running the
job. Fine so far, but my ANT script needs to know the