Web and WebWorks Development

[sergiosandoval]

I'm having trouble loading an app to my PB because of this error.  I'm using Graphical Aid to build package and install.

I think  its a java path problem but I can rememeber how to fix it.

Thanks in advanced.

[BertKoor]

1) locate where java.exe lives on your harddisk. There may be several versions, so pick the right one (good luck with that)
2) add that directory to your PATH system variable

[BertKoor]

To locate what Java runtimes you have installed, this is the fastest way (presuming you're using Windows and not Mac)

1) Open a command prompt (start menu - Run: cmd)
2) type "cd \" (without quotes, followed by the Enter key) to navigate to the root of folders.
3) type "attrib /s java.exe" to get a list of all occurrences of java.exe
Navigate to each folder and run "java.exe -version" to let it display its version info.

For the second part (to add the location of java.exe to your command search path) follow these directions:
http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=windows+path

NB: it's advisable to make a system variable called JAVA_HOME containing the parent folder of the "bin" folder where java.exe lives, so that it can find the rest of its installation.

Instead of global system variables you could also change the .bat or .cmd files which are run by your "graphical aid" (never heard of it, sounds like a screen reader for the blind)

[srk2012]

my java.exe   path is C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_41\jre\bin

Shall I add this directory to my PATH system variable

[DirkLuys]

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srk2012 wrote:

my java.exe   path is C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_41\jre\bin

Shall I add this directory to my PATH system variable

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Yes, If that doesn't ssolve your problem, just try reinstalling JRE, it solved it for me.