0

I'm trying to get my online JWrapper installers to use the system JRE, however they always end up downloading a JRE resulting in tens of GB a day of download traffic. In the log I see the following log messages:

+161      [Extractor] Checking JRE version requirements: 0 vs required 6
+0        [JRESearch] JRE does not exist or does not have unpack200
+0        [JREDownload] Failed to pick up any existing system JRE, will download

So, what are the six JRE version requirements and is it possible to supply a unpack200 implementation for the installer to use?

Christopher Fraser
  • 511
  • 5
  • 6
  • six requirements? you mean JRE version 6? – keyser Nov 27 '14 at 09:23
  • Hi Christopher, the JRE just needs to exist and have an unpack200 executable which is something a standard JRE would have. Are you sure these systems do have a JRE installed? If so what OS are they and what is the folder you expect them to pick it up from? – AntonyM Nov 27 '14 at 22:47
  • In this case it's Ubuntu, but the check seems to be failing on many, possibly all systems. unpack200 is installed in /usr/bin/unpack200. Would you be able to post some more details of the check or ideally some code for the check and I'll run it the affected systems? – Christopher Fraser Nov 30 '14 at 02:47
  • It does 'which java' then follows the links, you should see an entry like "[JRESearch] Looking at JRE xxx" before these, can you post that and look at the folder then run 'java -version' from it and post the output? – AntonyM Dec 02 '14 at 15:10

0 Answers0