So how would I do that?
B Blowoff Posts: 10 +0 May 30, 2013 #28 The reason why I'm confused is because on a different computer I ran the .jar file and it ran perfectly. The computer only had the regular Java downloaded though...
The reason why I'm confused is because on a different computer I ran the .jar file and it ran perfectly. The computer only had the regular Java downloaded though...
D DelJo63 May 30, 2013 #29 I can only tell you what I know and what I can observe. The windows %PATH% should contain the directory of the Java JRE & the JDK (if you installed that too). Recommend you compare the %PATH% of the system that works with that which does not.
I can only tell you what I know and what I can observe. The windows %PATH% should contain the directory of the Java JRE & the JDK (if you installed that too). Recommend you compare the %PATH% of the system that works with that which does not.
