If this was a unix question, I would advice you to take out the debugger, attach to the hanging process and check what is it doing that is hanging. But since you are using Windows, I don't even know if that is possible.
Your other option is to not run Jenkins as a service. You can also just download the jenkins.war file and open a command window and type: "java -jar jenkins.war". If you start Jenkins this way, it should have access to everything your account can access. -- Sami 2012/2/26 Vladimir Zak <zakvladi...@gmail.com>: > Sami, > > It is running as a service with special login and my install kit > support silent mode. > > I have tried to run it with gui but it did not work. > > Vladimir > > > > > 2012/2/26 Sami Tikka <sjti...@gmail.com>: >> Are you running Jenkins as a service? By default, services are not allowed >> to access the GUI session. Try to check the box "allow service to interact >> with the desktop" in the Jenkins service settings. >> >> -- Sami >> >> zakyn <zakvladi...@gmail.com> kirjoitti 25.2.2012 kello 22.04: >> >>> Hello, >>> >>> I would like to run installation kit exe file from the batch command >>> directly defined in Jenkins job. >>> >>> Something like >>> .\AmbergTSPProfessional.exe /SILENT >>> >>> It seems to be started but nothing is done and the job is just only >>> running without the installation. >>> >>> The command from cmd is working. Jenkins service and cmd both are run >>> with the same credential. >>> >>> Do you have any hint for me please? >>> >>> Thank you. >>> >>> Vladimir
