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Crowd Embedded Database Error

Ian Calaunan
Ian Calaunan Jun 07, 2018

Crowd Installation does not continue because of this error

 

The following required plugins are not available: [Crowd REST API, Atlassian Plugins - Web Resources - Implementation Plugin, Atlassian UI Plugin, Atlassian Soy - Plugin]. See Crowd server logs for details. The setup process cannot continue until the problem has been solved. If you require further assistance, you can contact Atlassian support.

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Daniel Alonso
Daniel Alonso Feb 25, 2020

Even when the official documentation says that Java 10 and 11 is supported, I could make it work, I need to install Java JDK 8 to make it work on RHEL 7.

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Bruno Vincent
Bruno Vincent Rising Star Jun 08, 2018

Hi @Ian Calaunan

I guess your Crowd server is using an unsupported JDK (maybe JDK 10?). Please make sure to install JDK 8 (which is the only supported JDK as of today) and set a JAVA_HOME environment variable pointing to it.

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