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If /usr/bin/ doesn't have Java tools installed, you get a dialog box prompting to install JRE. Since JRE actually doesn't contain necessary links, you will get the dialog box even if you have JRE installed.
(See this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26483089/launchd-is-not-starting-jenkins-server-on-os-x-yosemite) Also, because Jenkins is started with launchd, you will get the dialog at regular intervals until the startup script timeouts. Startup script should at least test if the /usr/bin/java seems to work and if it doesn't exit without creating launchd job.
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I did give this some thought but I did not come up with a good way to check if /usr/bin/java is a real java runtime or Apple's placeholder. Also, I did not have the placeholders anymore because I had already gotten the prompt and installed java. Do you have any suggestions how to check it or access to a Mac where java has not yet been installed?
If /usr/bin/ doesn't have Java tools installed, you get a dialog box prompting to install JRE. Since JRE actually doesn't contain necessary links, you will get the dialog box even if you have JRE installed.
(See this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26483089/launchd-is-not-starting-jenkins-server-on-os-x-yosemite) Also, because Jenkins is started with launchd, you will get the dialog at regular intervals until the startup script timeouts. Startup script should at least test if the /usr/bin/java seems to work and if it doesn't exit without creating launchd job.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: