Take a look at this article on how to enable a service to interact with the
desktop.
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSGR73_7.5.1/com.ibm.wci.live.doc/Secure_Connector/enablinginteractivemodeforwindowsservices.html
On Sun, Jul 19, 2020, 09:58 TC wrote:
> Yes, Jenkins is running as a
Yes, Jenkins is running as a service. However, I have created a user
account named Jenkins and I run the service on that account. I have
verified that the Jenkins user account can run the unit tests successfully.
I don't know what else is required to "give the service the ability to
interact wi
Is your Jenkins running as a service? If it has to open Excel and is
running as a service, this can be an issue. You need to give the service
the ability to interact with the desktop. I believe this is in the service
settings, but you can Google and find information if it is not right there.
On Su
I am new to Jenkins. I installed it today on a Windows 10 computer to
automatically build (using the MSBuild plugin) and run unit tests (using
NUnit Console as a batch command) on my .NET solution. Almost everything
works perfectly, but I have been unable to solve one frustrating problem,
despi
