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Crowd not looking at JAVA_HOME

Ben S
November 27, 2011

Have spent all morning trying to figure this out. I installed the latest JDK for Crowd to use based on a recommendation by Atlassian support, but no matter what I put in JAVA_HOME, Java Version still reads 1.6.0. Is there a config file somewhere that I could change to point Crowd to the right JAVA_HOME path?

configuration:

Windows XP

Version: 2.3.4 (Build:#526 - 11-10-2011)

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Colin Goudie
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November 27, 2011

You also need to make sure JAVA_HOME is in your PATH environment.

Generally, in the environement variable dialog, you would set JAVA_HOME to something, then prepend this to the PATH environment

%JAVA_HOME%\bin

This adds java's bin directory to the system PATH

cliper
June 25, 2018

I've both JRE_HOME and JAVA_HOME added to system var, and on PATH and still not working.

I'm attempting to install Crowd 3.2.1 on a Windows 10 Pro.

Currently stuck at this while browsing some solutions online.

Best,

cliper
June 25, 2018

Here's what I'm stuck at with so far

 

C:\Crowd>start_crowd.bat

To run Crowd in the foreground, start the server with start_crowd.bat /fg

The JRE_HOME environment variable is not defined correctly
This environment variable is needed to run this program

 

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