- JAVA JXL CANNOT INSTANTIATE NUMBER UPDATE
- JAVA JXL CANNOT INSTANTIATE NUMBER WINDOWS
To check if the certificate is present and installed in the correct location use this command:. JAVA JXL CANNOT INSTANTIATE NUMBER UPDATE
Though online help suggest that the path to the cacerts.jks file should be in your Path variable and you should update the cacerts file there, its actually not needed because when you add the JAVA_HOME to your path, the cacerts file also gets added to the path as it is located under the security folder in JAVA_HOME folder as %JAVA_HOME%/jre/lib/security.
Certificate errors are thrown up when the JRE versions are different on the agent client and the agent server like. Flags for the jvm command should be specified like: jvm -DpathName=. The parameter names given in the nf file of the agent is nothing but the -D flags similar to jvm/mvn coordinates. Hence, no need to add TEAMCITY_JRE as an Environment Parameter. The teamcity agent comes bundled with its own JRE so we should use that and not the system JDK/JRE because the local ones are not used in the agent.bat files. We can use \ while specifying the absolute path in the agent.bat file. Also, giving just the hostname is enough, no need to give the domain if its in the same network. The server URL should not end with / it should be just. JAVA JXL CANNOT INSTANTIATE NUMBER WINDOWS
Installing the TeamCity Windows Agent. For example if the HTML results get generated in the folder cloud-bdd/reports/, then we can direct teamcity to publish all artifacts in that directory by specifying its path like: Use the publish artifacts feature in general settings for the build to publish any file/result/csv to be available after the build is complete. Ensure to use \ for path on windows agents and / for linux agents. This is also the reason we should give all paths for reports/data/config relative to the Project Dir so that it can be easily accessed from CI boxes regardless of where it gets checked out to. So if the checkout dir on a windows teamcity agent is actually C:\users\lokiagt\BuildAgent\work\989sds9898h989s\ then the complete path to the source of the project would be 'C:\users\lokiagt\BuildAgent\work\989sds9898h989s\cloud-bdd\'. 
All the project code-files get checked out from VCS/Git in the Build Checkout Dir, before actually starting the build execution. All paths that need to be specified in the build settings should be relative to the 'Build Checkout Directory', which can be found via %%. Though you can always run builds in parallel (simultaneously) on different agents. You can run multiple builds on TeamCity Agents for both Windows and Linux platforms, but each agent runs only one build at a time, and if you want to run multiple builds on the same agent, they get queue-ed and run sequentially rather than in-parallel simultaneously. 
Parameter values specified in the build settings anywhere are case sensitive.
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