baanhp
13th March 2013, 11:45
Dear All,

I am totally stuk at on point while ION installation .The infor federation service is running properly,but the next installation could not be completed ,as the error is saying


ion supports only JRE 6 64 BIT WITH ATLEAST 26 UPDATE .

exactly same i have downloaded from oracle site and restarted server so many time after class path set all those stuffs ,still no hope same error is coming.

can any body guess and give us some lights so that we can successfully install ion .
for ur ready ref i have added the error screen shot as attachment .

regards
Haraprasad

ARijke
13th March 2013, 14:17
To validate the installation of JDK, run these commands from a command prompt:
echo %JAVA_HOME%
echo %PATH%
java -version

The java home should be listed as PATH and the java version should be at least 26.
If this is all ok then you have good argumentation for creating an incident.

Regards, Adriaan

baanhp
18th June 2013, 09:11
Dear all,

can any body help us in moving forward

ARijke
18th June 2013, 09:27
Hi Haraprasad, I don't think there is enough knowledge on this board to get this answered. It probably need investigation of log files of ION. So still my advise it to create an incident on this on the Infor support site.

regards, Adriaan

bhushanchanda
18th June 2013, 09:59
Haraprasad,

Yes, as Adriaan said, you should log an incident. We faced a similar issue, but that was related to the JRE version that we installed. If the path are correctly set please recheck your JRE version. If both are correct, I will prefer to go with Adriaan's suggestion and log an incident with Infor.

Marcin_PL
18th June 2013, 11:08
Ok,
Do every step with admin account on Your Server, otherwise I might not work properly.
Download full JDK 1.6 at least 37 release from Oracle site.
Install, but if You install on default settings, check Your permissions to the folders where Java is installed C:\Program Files\Java
Then You need to set two paths on Your system.
Computer->Properties->Advanced System settings (in the "System" pane)-> Environment Variables-> Advanced.
Once You've entered You will see "system variables".
1. create a new one called JAVA_HOME
Variable value - specify the path to JDK (that's importand, not JRE!)
e.g. C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_45 - with no "\" at the end.
2. Enter "Path". At the end of variable values add ";" and type the same path but with specified .exe file.
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_45\jdk1.6.0_45\bin\javaw.exe

It should work.

Rgrds,
Marcin