Did you declare your JDK in Jenkins' global settings? If you have done so,
you should be able to select for each job the JDK that you want to use.
Vincent
2012/2/22 Sami Tikka
> I don't really use Maven that much but I do build Jenkins from time to
> time.
>
> Jenkins has at least two ways of
I don't really use Maven that much but I do build Jenkins from time to time.
Jenkins has at least two ways of doing a Maven build.
1) If you choose a "maven2/3 project" type when creating a job,
Jenkins will not call mvn.bat when building. Instead it will load
Maven classes and call them directly
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
