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Windows and JDK setup for Jmeter
My oracle client forces a jdk 1.3 installation .But I cannot use Jmeter with 1.3 with SSL . So how can I point to JDK 1.5 without unintalling JDK 1.3 ? Is there any place in windows version of jmeter where I can specify "JAVA_HOME"?
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Re: Windows and JDK setup for Jmeter
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 04/01/07, git <gi...@cubicalland.com> wrote:
> On Wed, 2007-01-03 at 11:10 -0800, gubbu gubbu wrote:
>
> > My oracle client forces a jdk 1.3 installation .But I cannot use Jmeter with 1.3 with SSL . So how can I point to JDK 1.5 without unintalling JDK 1.3 ? Is there any place in windows version of jmeter where I can specify "JAVA_HOME"?
> >
> >
>
> Sorry to answer these out of order. The solution is simple - just put
> the full path to the java exec you want on the command line. java.exe
> then uses the directory from which it is launched to work out where its
> jars etc are. If it still picks the wrong jars (though it will get the
> correct exe this way) spec the classpath on the command line as well.
Not possible to change the classpath on the command-line - the -jar
flag overrides any classpath.
What I do is set JAVA_HOME, and then add %JAVA_HOME%\bin to the PATH.
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Re: Windows and JDK setup for Jmeter
Posted by git <gi...@cubicalland.com>.
On Wed, 2007-01-03 at 11:10 -0800, gubbu gubbu wrote:
> My oracle client forces a jdk 1.3 installation .But I cannot use Jmeter with 1.3 with SSL . So how can I point to JDK 1.5 without unintalling JDK 1.3 ? Is there any place in windows version of jmeter where I can specify "JAVA_HOME"?
>
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Sorry to answer these out of order. The solution is simple - just put
the full path to the java exec you want on the command line. java.exe
then uses the directory from which it is launched to work out where its
jars etc are. If it still picks the wrong jars (though it will get the
correct exe this way) spec the classpath on the command line as well.
Cheers
AJ
www.cubicalland.com
www.nerds-central.blogspot.com
Re: Windows and JDK setup for Jmeter
Posted by Sk...@londen-insurance.com.
It appears you can specify the environment variable "JM_LAUNCH" with the
full path to the JDK's version of java.exe (eg:
C:\java\jdk\1.5\bin\java.exe ). The jmeter.bat file will use this
environment variable, if defined, to determine which java.exe to execute
(it defaults to the first java.exe in your PATH env var).
HTH,
Skyler Bingham
skyler.bingham@londen-insurance.com
(602) 957-1650 x1139
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My oracle client forces a jdk 1.3 installation .But I cannot use Jmeter
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1.3 ? Is there any place in windows version of jmeter where I can specify
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