Hello there,
I ran into the same error, but as a Java Dev... - short story: I've copied the java command from the bat and executed it within a shell, everything works.
EDIT: The problem is, that the batch isn't looking for a JDK. It would be probably enough to use the JAVA_HOME env-var if it is already there.
I ran into the same error, but as a Java Dev... - short story: I've copied the java command from the bat and executed it within a shell, everything works.
EDIT: The problem is, that the batch isn't looking for a JDK. It would be probably enough to use the JAVA_HOME env-var if it is already there.