As a test, I shut down Jenkins and ran the tests directly from the command
line. The exact same problem is occurring, so it's obvious this is an issue
with this particular server and the way it's allocating memory,
and definitely not an issue with Jenkins.
Thanks for your help,
Shib
They are slight variations of JDK 1.6 and yes they are Oracle JDK's.
On Tuesday, July 29, 2014 12:33:17 PM UTC-4, Shibani wrote:
> We use Jenkins CI for a large web application. It is installed on a
> Windows 2003 server and is working out great for us. Recently, we've bee
We use Jenkins CI for a large web application. It is installed on a Windows
2003 server and is working out great for us. Recently, we've been directed
to switch our installation to a Windows 2008 server and we are now running
into problems when running unit tests related to Hibernate and JEE
We use Jenkins as our CI solution for a large Java web application. We have
many junit tests.On the "old" server where we have Jenkins running, we have
no problems. Everything runs smoothly. We recently set up Jenkins on the
"new server" running Windows 8 that we are eventually going to use. O
