JBE problems on Windows Server 2008
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I've setup a build machine on an otherwise unused Windows Server 2008 system. The box has both Java 5 and Java 6 installed (Java 6 is the System JVM). There is no RTC client installed there, just the Build toolkit. When I run the jbe with any normal arguments (or even no arguments) it writes nothing to the console. This command fails: (no output at all) jbe -repository https://host:9443/jazz -userId userid -pass password -verbose Setting the JAVA_HOME environment variable didn't help. OTOH this command works: jbe -repository https://host:9443/jazz -userId userid -pass password -verbose -vm "c:\JRE" Also, this command works: java -jar plugins\org.eclpse.equinox.launcher_1.0.1.R33x_v20080118.jar -repository https://host:9443/jazz -userId userid -pass password -verbose |
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This seems wery familiar to the problem we had before we included the
requirement in the jbe RCP app that it run on Java 5. If a previous verision of java prior to 5 was found on the search path first then the JBE would fail to start and nothing would print out. Is java 6 first on your windows search path? Don Weinand Jazz Team Build "David Ward" <davidward> wrote in message news:gc199a$3me$1@localhost.localdomain... FYI: |
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This is a pretty new box. I don't think that there was any Java
installed before I began JBE work. I've searched the entire harddrive and the only JRE's I find are IBM's Java5 and Java6. Java6 is the 'systerm JRE' and is what you get if you run java from a command line. BTW I neglected to mention that the two working command variants (shown below) work fine with both Java5 and Java6. So, answering your question ... Java6 is found first in the windows search path Regards Donald Weinand wrote: This seems wery familiar to the problem we had before we included the |
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