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When I try to run a basic request ON MY LOCAL MACHINE (this works fine on the server) I get the following error:
CPJAVA: Error in processing INIT command for Class ibi.jsexcel.JscomExcelZip/ Ensure JSCOM3(JVM) service is running; check -Djava.class.path in edaprint.log
TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT
BODYTYPE MODEL CAR SEATS DEALER_COST RETAIL_COST COUNTRY
-*COMPUTE URLTEXT/A100='#'||BODYTYPE||'!A2'; NOPRINT
ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT XLSX
END
-RUN
-EXIT
Now the output from this is only 18 lines, so I know there isn't an issue with space.
So when I look at my command window that is open, I do see a message that says No 64 bit JVM located after search...
Also down a bit later it says Java JAVA_HOME was set, but no 64 bit JVM found, check variable value.
Then jscom3c: js3crt failed and "request by edamon to notify JSDCOM3 Java service (jscomid=1)failed to start
So I guess something is amiss with my Java setup.
Does anyone have any ideas? Java setup almost always seems to be a difficult one (at least from my perspective).
I installed App Studio on my machine - I have a new machine and had been using Dev Studio on the old one. New one is Windows 10 and compatible with App Studio and Java 8.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks.
PaulThis message has been edited. Last edited by: FP Mod Chuck,
The Reporting Server does use Java for certain functionality.
In your Windows Environment System variables where your Reporting Server, you should ensure that you have either a JAVA_HOME entry or a JAVA_JDK entry.
The Reporting Server does use Java for certain functionality.
In your Windows Environment System variables where your Reporting Server is located, you should ensure that you have either a JAVA_HOME entry or a JDK_HOME entry.