You could try first starting the Windows slave using JNLP from a logged in Windows session on the computer. That would let you confirm connectivity and the ability of the Jenkins slave process to run on the target node. If that is sufficient, then you could just choose to use that rather than attempt to have the master node start the process on Windows. That is what we've done, rather than fight with having the master linux node try to run a program on a Windows machine.
Mark Waite >________________________________ > From: Rivlin Pereira <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Sent: Monday, August 27, 2012 7:07 AM >Subject: Re: Help needed connecting windows slave to linux master > > >sorry to repost this guys, but any pointers on this would be really helpful. > >Thanks, > >On Thursday, August 23, 2012 9:59:22 AM UTC-4, Rivlin Pereira wrote: >Hi All, >> >>Sorry for the double post ... i have asked the same question on jenkins-user >>group ... I am trying to connect a windows salve to a linux master on >>jenkins. When i try to launch a slave from master I see the message below - >> >>Checking if Java exists >>java full version "1.6.0_32-b05" Copying jenkins-slave.xml Copying slave.jar >>Starting the service Waiting for the service to become ready >> >>ERROR: The service didn't respond. Perphaps it failed to launch? >> >>Any ideas how do i fix this? >> >>my java path that i have configured for the slave from the master is - >>C:\Windows\syswow64\java.exe I have also tried c:\Program Files\Java\jdk >>...\bin and still the same message. >> >>I have configured jenkins as windows service on the slave which starts up >>properly. there is one more service jenkins slave which fails to start ... i >>am wondering if this is the problem? >> >>Thanks, >>Rivlin > >
