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Re:S1326 New Installer 2 Years, 2 Months ago
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Hi Tim,
In the new installer file, SetEnv.cmd, XAWARE_HOME and JAVA_HOME are appending install4j to the location. I typed in XAware_5.1.384 as the install directory.
IF NOT "%XAWARE_HOME%" == "" GOTO SET_JAVA
set XAWARE_HOME=C:\XAware_5.1.install4j
:SET_JAVA
IF "%JRE_HOME%" == "" GOTO SET_JAVA_HOME
set JAVA_HOME=%JRE_HOME%
GOTO SHOWENV
:SET_JAVA_HOME
IF NOT "%JAVA_HOME%" == "" GOTO DONE
set JAVA_HOME=C:\XAware_5.1.install4j\jre
Jeff...
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Re:S1326 New Installer 2 Years, 2 Months ago
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Yep, honestly I thought that it was when the sf plugin was started it would copy the files. I agree it should be revisited.
-Tim
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Re:S1326 New Installer 2 Years, 2 Months ago
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Hi Tim,
TOMCAT is not starting in build 393. Below are the installation steps:
Removed the JDK and JRE. Downloading and installing a new all-in-one TOMCAT with JDK
Receive the pop up box and select download. - OK
Selected the JDK and the embedded client libraries.
Install completes.
Results:
JDK gets installed in C:\Program Files\Java.
JRE gets installed in XAWARE_HOME and in C:\Program Files\Java.
The environment variable JRE_HOME is not set.
The environment variable JAVA_HOME is not set.
The start-tomcat.cmd does not start TOMCAT.
Note: Running from a command line gives the following error:
C:\XAware_5.1.393>start-tomcat.cmd
C:\XAware_5.1.393>call .\bin\SetEnv.cmd
XAWARE_HOME=C:\XAware_5.1.393
JAVA_HOME=C:\XAware_5.1.393\jre
The JAVA_HOME environment variable is not defined correctly
This environment variable is needed to run this program
NB: JAVA_HOME should point to a JDK not a JRE
C:\XAware_5.1.393\apache-tomcat-6.0.16\bin>
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Re:S1326 New Installer 2 Years, 2 Months ago
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Hi Jeff,
I am going to put a message for downloading the JDK that you will have to setupyour JAVA_HOME variable for this it be used by JBoss and xaware. This issue with Tomcat has been fixed
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Re:S1326 New Installer 2 Years, 2 Months ago
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Hi Tim,
Previously, you didn't need to set an environment variable before starting JBOSS. This was one of the nice out-of-box usability features. Is there some reason with the new installer that we can't set all the required variables in scripts. I thought xaware.cmd did all this, but it doesn't look like we are using this anymore.
Anyway...to make a long story short, I think we need to set the required parameters as we did in the past if possible.
Opinions?
Jeff...
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Re:S1326 New Installer 2 Years, 2 Months ago
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Hi Tim,
I opened Bug #2000319 and assigned it to you.
TOMCAT - start-tomcat returns error
C:\XAware_5.1.397>start-tomcat.cmd
C:\XAware_5.1.397>IF NOT "" == "" GOTO SET_JAVA
C:\XAware_5.1.397>set XAWARE_HOME=C:\XAware_5.1.397
The syntax of the command is incorrect.
C:\XAware_5.1.397>IF NOT " == "" GOTO DONE
C:\XAware_5.1.397>
Jeff
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