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From: Erwan D. <erw...@gm...> - 2012-01-02 18:08:15
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This problem and it's solution has been filed a while ago as bug *ID: 3026995* ***64-bit windows problem * Erwan 2011/12/30 Erwan DUROSELLE <erw...@gm...> > I had the same problem on a the same Win7 64 bits with 32 bit Java. > IIRC, the solution was to add double quotes to %JAVA_HOME%: > > set IZPACK_JAVA="%JAVA_HOME%" > > I'll check that at work on monday. > Erwan > > > Le 30/12/2011 11:31, Ben Stover a écrit : > > I have a 64bit Win7 where I installed Java JDK in folder C:\Program Files >> (x86)\Java >> which is the default folder for 32bit programs in 64bit Win7. >> >> Now I downloaded and extracted squirrel v3.3.0 plain standard and started >> squirrel-sql.bat as >> >> squirrel-sql.bat --user-settings-dir D:\database\squirrel\myset >> >> The batch procedure which is provided seems to have a lot of trouble with >> dealing with JAVA installation folders containing brackets like ( and ). >> >> The mess starts in the first statement when >> >> set IZPACK_JAVA=%JAVA_HOME% >> is evaluated to >> set IZPACK_JAVA=C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk >> >> At first the batch script aborts and tells me >> >> \Java\jdk\v1.6.x\bin\javaw.exe was unexpected at this time. >> >> because set LOCAL_JAVA="%IZPACK_JAVA%\bin\**javaw.exe" in line 13 is >> interpreting the closing ")" as close of the if statement. >> >> When I change the statement to >> >> set LOCAL_JAVA="%IZPACK_JAVA%\bin\**javaw.exe" >> >> (which prevents evaluating the closing ")") then the next abort shows up: >> >> '""C:\Program' is not recognized as an internal or external command, >> >> because of >> >> "%LOCAL_JAVA%" -cp "%SQUIRREL_SQL_HOME%\lib\**versioncheck.jar" >> JavaVersionChecker 1.6 1.7 >> >> which is evalauted to >> >> ""C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk"" -cp "%SQUIRREL_SQL_HOME%\lib\**versioncheck.jar" >> JavaVersionChecker 1.6 1.7 >> >> Mind the double quotes and the blank which is now seen as a delimiter >> token. >> >> ...and so far. I doubt that someone run this script ever on 64bit Win7 >> with 32bit Java (which is NOT unusual). >> >> Could someone review the script? >> >> Thank you >> Ben >> >> >> >> > |
