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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, |
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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
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