Could you try the Sun JDK 1.6? I think that is what I use at work and
it has never had any problems.
Jenkins, like many other open-source projects, does not have a massive
QA organization ensuring bug-free releases on all supported platforms.
There are several businesses (Cloudbees, Oracle) that are happy to
sell you a better tested and supported version.
Like with any open-source, you get what you pay for. But if you
contribute, even by reporting bugs, that is all for the greater good.
-- Sami
2012/1/11 dfl <dla...@gmail.com>:
You'll probably have less trouble if you run the version packaged for
your linux distro that runs standalone under winstone on the disto's
stock JVM. At least if that doesn't run someone else will notice
immediately. And you won't have trouble if your distro package wants
to update the stock tomcat root app.
--
Les Mikesell
lesmi...@gmail.com