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#Java se runtime environment 8 update 66 64 Bit#
#Java se runtime environment 8 update 66 update#
#Java se runtime environment 8 update 66 windows#

The next thing to consider is whether the WFM Server is part of the Local Intranet or has been added as a Trusted Site (on the Security tab of Internet Options) on the jump host?Īlso, is that jump host able to access the internet to validate certificates? I checked that option and can see internet explorer is already ticked. If you open the Java Control Panel applet and click on the Advanced tab, is Internet Explorer ticked under Default Java for browsers? I assume you're using Internet Explorer as the browser. Will the WFM web logs help to find what the issues is ? Not sure what else i need to try to get this fixed. When I click on " Allow" it takes me back to the home page of WFM Web.

#Java se runtime environment 8 update 66 update#

However i get a prompt at the bottom that says : " This webpage wants to run the following add-on : ' Java SE RunTime Environemnt 8 Update 151 from Oracle America INC. Check to ensure JRE is installed and supported by your browser." "WFM cannot detect the Java Runtime Environment (JRE). The only thing i have not done is restart the server.Ĭurrently i have the following Java installed.Īnd when i click on Adherence tab, for example which uses Java, it gets stuck for some time then throws the error:

#Java se runtime environment 8 update 66 64 Bit#

Installing both 64 bit and 32 bit versions. Changing security settings, activex settings. I have tried almost everything, installing and uninstalling java a million times. No need to fiddle with registry, or even restart the computer (just to restart the Terminal after Path changes).We are having some problems with getting java to load properly on a jump server for a new customer in WFM Web.

And then checked Maven with mvn -version for the apache feedback as well, which will also return which JDK it's running.

And then I tested IntelliJ and the Terminal with java -version and javac -version to check if I was getting the same results (got 14.0.2, nice, that is what I was expecting).

Under the Java directory, also moved or deleted those folders.

#Java se runtime environment 8 update 66 windows#

Under the Windows tool to uninstall software, I deleted Java 10.0.1 JRE and JDK.So to fix this, I had to get someone from IT to unlock the admin things for me, and then: I suppose IntelliJ came with Java 10.0.1 or that IT installed it as part of their process and it of course threw all my system out of the window. This computer is an enterprise computer so I didn't have much saying on the installation process. I had Java 14.0.2 installed and I needed IntelliJ and Maven installed. I haven't seen this answer, but this is how I ran into the problem and then solved it. Which i believe are correct as well from ĭoes anyone know how i can get rid of this issue? I could do one more uninstall/install but I think that be a waste of time and won't make a difference.

Path - C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_71\bin

Here is my current java directory(see that i have everything installed)Īnd my current environmental variables are JAVA_HOME - C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_71 I then did the next step which was to "delete all previous versions of Java (using "Programs and Features" uninstall process) and then re-install just the version you want to work with" Which meant that there was nothing to change - right runtime version. When I went on regedit, here's what I saw I followed the advice on Error: Registry key 'Software\JavaSoft\Java Runtime Environment'\CurrentVersion'?. These are the errors I get when I try to run a simple java version in the command window.