Introduction
Here I will show you how to manage Jenkins – configuring JDK, GIT and Maven installations. We build mainly Java applications (also .NET applications) using Jenkins.
Therefore we need to have everything which are required to perform build operation of Java applications, i.e., we need to have JDK, GIT or SVN or any other source repository and Maven or Gradle configured into Jenkins in order to build the applications.
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Step 1. Click on Manage Jenkins link.
Step 2. You will see a number of configurations. Now click on Global Tool Configuration. Under JDK section, put the Name of JDK and uncheck the box Install automatically. Now put entire location for JAVA_HOME
Step 3. Under GIT section, add full path of GIT exe if you have already installed GIT or you can install GIT and add the path
Step 4. Now configure Maven, put Name and MAVEN_HOME. If you did not install then install it.
Step 5. Now click on Apply/Save button.
Now you are done with manage jenkins – configuring JDK, GIT and Maven.
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Thanks for reading.