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  2. JENKINS-18818

Jenkins can't launch a C++ application which uses commandes from Tekvisa Library

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    • I'm using Jenkins (1.522 version) under Windows7 OS

      Hello everyone,
      I'm trying to launch a C++ application which uses "TekVISA" library associated to "Tektronix" products through Jenkins : So i tried to launch it using "commande Batch Windows", "python Script", "Windows Exe Runner plugin" ... ===> But always i had the same message in the 'Console Output':
      """A code library required by VISA could not be loaded"""
      (knowing that my application can be launched without any error message if i delete the commandes related to "TekVISA library".
      Knowing also that my application is fonctionnal when I run it in local (without using Jenkins).) .

      It seems like Jenkins can't find or load the library files:
      So please can you help me: is there any missing configuration should be done in Jenkins to let it know the path to the library ? or another way to execute my application I can try it ?

      Thanks in advace

      I'll attach a snopshot to the "Console Output"(using the Windows Exe Runner plugin )

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          [JENKINS-18818] Jenkins can't launch a C++ application which uses commandes from Tekvisa Library

          David Boyce added a comment -

          This is likely to be due to a difference in the PATH variable for Jenkins compared to your local user account. You can examine this by running "set PATH" as a command in the two environments.

          See also http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7d83bc18.aspx "Search Path Used by Windows to Locate a DLL"

          David Boyce added a comment - This is likely to be due to a difference in the PATH variable for Jenkins compared to your local user account. You can examine this by running "set PATH" as a command in the two environments. See also http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7d83bc18.aspx "Search Path Used by Windows to Locate a DLL"

          Daniel Beck added a comment -

          No response to comment posted months ago with suggestions what possible solutions to investigate, so resolving as Incomplete.

          This is more of a support request anyway; any further inquiries related to this should probably be directed to the jenkinsci-users mailing list. It's possible this happens because Jenkins runs as SYSTEM after installed as service on Windows by default (something the report does not mention).

          Daniel Beck added a comment - No response to comment posted months ago with suggestions what possible solutions to investigate, so resolving as Incomplete. This is more of a support request anyway; any further inquiries related to this should probably be directed to the jenkinsci-users mailing list. It's possible this happens because Jenkins runs as SYSTEM after installed as service on Windows by default (something the report does not mention).

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