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JAVA_HOME already JRE - Need JAVA_HOME for jdk as well

Josh Black2

I see that to install stash as a service, it requires that JAVA_HOME point to a jdk. I'm installing Stash on a server that already uses the JAVA_HOME (pointing to a jre) variable for other applications. Is there an easy way to make stash look for a different variable?

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Josh Black2

Many thanks to C.Faysal for prompting the research.

I ended up having to set JAVA_HOME in service.bat and point it to the jdk. The environment variables were left with JAVA_HOME pointing to the JRE.

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C.Faysal {CFcon}

hi.

try the search function for example

https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/137702/how-do-i-configure-stash-to-use-a-specific-java

Josh Black2

Thanks for the quick response! This article looks like it addresses the setenv file, which Stash ignores when installed as a service.

Is there a way to make Stash use "JAVA_HOME_JDK", for example, instead?

Thanks

C.Faysal {CFcon}

Did you try to put it in the init script? Usually setenv.sh shouldn't be ignored though. Works fine for me in all other atlassian apps

Josh Black2

I just tried using the SET command in the setenv batch file to point to the JDK but it doesn't seem to work. When you say "init script", are you talking about "startup.bat"?

Thanks again for helping out with this.

C.Faysal {CFcon}

Oh windows. Hmm no experience with that. Ain't there a setenv.bat ? If so this is your file then

C.Faysal {CFcon}

Oh windows. Hmm no experience with that. Ain't there a setenv.bat ? If so this is your file then

C.Faysal {CFcon}

No problem. I didnt knew the exact name but i remember seing some bat files in the bin dir

Josh Black2

Sorry, I meant to mention service.bat. It still seemed to ignore setenv.

Thanks

Michael Heemskerk

Josh,

Looking at the installation instructions for Tomcat (which Stash uses), you should be able to do:

tomcat7 //US//STASH --JavaHome <path-to-alternate-java-home>

I haven't tested this though.

Cheers,

Michael

Josh Black2

Many thanks to C.Faysal for prompting the research.

I ended up having to set JAVA_HOME in service.bat and point it to the jdk. The environment variables were left with JAVA_HOME pointing to the JRE.

Michael Ireland

Java home environment variable for windows install service (Service.bat) is different for JDK and JRE.
For JRE change environment variable "JAVA_HOME" to "JRE_HOME"
Read Service.bat for details on the difference.

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