Java jdk file error while installing Thingworx analytics server-9.6.1 on windows
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Java jdk file error while installing Thingworx analytics server-9.6.1 on windows
Hello Developers,
I m trying to install Thingworx analytics server -9.6.1 on my windows .but getting error below like:-
I installed java jdk 11.0.12 and also configured successfully. before installation of the thingworx analytics server I used ThingWorxFoundationMSSQL-9.3.9-x64 in my system and it works very well, however after the uninstallation of ThingWorxFoundationMSSQL-9.3.9-x64 and trying to install Thingworx Analytics server --getting above error.
please provide a solution on this.
Thanks
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Here, the path of Environment Variable JAVA_HOME is not correct, it should not include the bin subfolder, so it should be set like "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11.0.12" instead of "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11.0.12\bin"
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Please check if your environment variable paths (JAVA_HOME and Path, in system environment variable) are correct, refer link below:
JDK 8u141 64-bit (Java SE Development Kit) (ptc.com)
Javed Akhtar
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Hii @javed_a
I checked in my system, steps are also same which is mentioned in the article sent by you. However still facing the same issue.
Thanks
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Open a cmd window, execute the below command and see if it returns Java 11.0.12 :
- java -version
If the result of the above command returns correct Java version (i.e: java 11), then execute the below two commands and attach the outputs here:
- set |findstr "path"
- set |findstr "JAVA_HOME"
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Hello @Jimwang
Thank you for your response .
I run the above command which is mentioned .Please check the output.
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Here, the path of Environment Variable JAVA_HOME is not correct, it should not include the bin subfolder, so it should be set like "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11.0.12" instead of "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11.0.12\bin"
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