The link below is one of the references to an external job and seems to
suggest the need for JARs on the remote system. That remains a limitation
for us.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11830098/setup-jenkins-to-monitor-external-job
On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 11:05 AM, R. Tyler Croy
Hello,
We have an old build environment where the build server does not support
Java.
Given this limitation, is it possible to still use Jenkins in a
master/slave set up? Or do both master/slave require Java?
Any pointers are appreciated.
Thank you.
Amad
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We have an old build environment where the build server does not support
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Given this limitation
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Hello,
We have an old build environment where the build server does not support
Java.
Given this limitation, is it possible to still use Jenkins in a
master/slave set up? Or do both master/slave require Java?
Any pointers
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Hello,
We have an old build environment where the build server does not support
Java.
Given this limitation, is it possible
On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 9:43 AM, C M cmanalys...@gmail.com wrote:
Sigh. Deep down, I was afraid of this...unfortunately, we don't have the
option of switching to a more modern environment.
Maybe you could run the slave on a system with java, but use a shared
filesystem between it and the build
