Allow run fitnesse on a slave with a different OS than master's one #18
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- Allow run fitnesse on a slave with a different OS than master's one
- never use java.io.File API
- always transform relative to absolute path
- add logs
- Use overridden JDK on slave instead of master's one
- take declared JDK
- if none declare, use $java_home
- otherwise, take launch java command in $path
- Fix NPE when JDK is not set in jenkins global configuration
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