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achoice
15 years agoNew Contributor
Hi again.
I've managed to run 1.6 despite having 1.7 installed...
Process;
1) If you are behind a proxy, make sure loadUI is installed with proxy settings. (check your browser->connection regarding proxy settings)
2) start a cmd and run;
cd c:\Program\eviware\loadUI-1.5.0>
rem clear CLASSPATH, I hade som Oracle jre stuff there..
set CLASSPATH=
rem reset PATH, point to a java 6 jre. (any should do)
set PATH=set PATH=c:\Program\Java\jre6\bin
rem should now show 1.6
java -version
rem in java control panel;
rem - "Java"->"Show" make sure 1.7 is deacitvated & System shows 1.6
rem - "Advanced" -> "Java-console" -> Show console (only to verify no 1.7 is shown..)
rem Apply & OK.
javacpl
rem start loadUI, fingers crossed. (verbose only to verify no 1.7 is shown..)
javaws -verbose loadUI.jnlp
rem put all above in a .bat file.
I've managed to run 1.6 despite having 1.7 installed...
Process;
1) If you are behind a proxy, make sure loadUI is installed with proxy settings. (check your browser->connection regarding proxy settings)
2) start a cmd and run;
cd c:\Program\eviware\loadUI-1.5.0>
rem clear CLASSPATH, I hade som Oracle jre stuff there..
set CLASSPATH=
rem reset PATH, point to a java 6 jre. (any should do)
set PATH=set PATH=c:\Program\Java\jre6\bin
rem should now show 1.6
java -version
rem in java control panel;
rem - "Java"->"Show" make sure 1.7 is deacitvated & System shows 1.6
rem - "Advanced" -> "Java-console" -> Show console (only to verify no 1.7 is shown..)
rem Apply & OK.
javacpl
rem start loadUI, fingers crossed. (verbose only to verify no 1.7 is shown..)
javaws -verbose loadUI.jnlp
rem put all above in a .bat file.
