Hello Guys,
Thanks a lot for your input, the issue has been resolved. The problem is in
the Project configuration. It was configured for Windows and I was running
it on Linux. Sorry for your time, thanks a lot!
On 26 June 2014 14:47, Vivekanand S V wrote:
> If you can execute matlab using your
If you can execute matlab using your user account from terminal and you are
using the same accoutn while running the job, add this line in your
"execute shell" step
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/MATLAB/R2014a/bin/
That should point to the correct executable. You can try the above step
even if you
Hello Richard,
Modification:
#!/bin/bash
/usr/local/MATLAB/R2014a/bin/matlab -nosplash -nodisplay -r
"InitFileName='model_init',VariableList={'motorspeed' 'motorpositions'
'voltage'},SimStart=0,SimEnd=20,ModelName='jenkins_test_model';jenkins_matlab"
It gives the following error:
[MATLAB_Jen
Another option is just to change the shell script and put the path in there
(e.g. change matlab to /opt/matlab/bin/matlab or whether the matlab
executable is)
Richard.
On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 9:59 PM, Rachit Kumar
wrote:
> Frankly I am new to Jenkins and new to Linux environment as well!
> How
Frankly I am new to Jenkins and new to Linux environment as well!
How can I check what is th euserid jenkins is using and how do I set the
PATH for that userid. Also I do not have root access, so will it be
possible for me to change the PATH of Jenkins userid and and run the MATLAB
simulation.
T
Doesn’t matlab: command not found tell you what the problem is? If it works
from the terminal but not under Jenkins, then the PATH is presumably different
in the two cases. Did you try in from the terminal using the same userid that
Jenkins runs under?
From: Rachit Kumar [mailto:tihcar.ra...@gm
