Per the install PDF, I have installed the JDK and Tomcat.
When I run install.bat, I get the error,
"Exception in thread "main" java.long.UnsupportedClassVersionError: installers/InstallerMain (unsupported major.minor version 49.0)"
Do I need to alter the install.bat to specify which datasource I am using (MS Access...not MySql, MS Sql or the others)? Right now, it seems to reference any and all possible datasources.
Also, upon reviewing some other help threads, it seems like users are having to alter some XML files. Is there a guide for such alterations?
gf
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No. The installer will prompt you for the data source. Your problem is an older JDK. You could be running 1.4 or ever 1.3. You need to download 1.5 (Java 5)or greater from Sun's site @
re: Also, upon reviewing some other help threads, it seems like users are having to alter some XML files. Is there a guide for such alterations?
Prior to release 3, you had to manually install Web Time Entry. This included setting a number of tags in two XML configuration documents. With release 3, this is done by the Java installer. In some very unique cases (like when your database server and web server are two separate machines or your database server is listening on a non-standard port) you may still need to modify these documents. In any case you must run the installer first to create them.
Paul.
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Per the install PDF, I have installed the JDK and Tomcat.
When I run install.bat, I get the error,
"Exception in thread "main" java.long.UnsupportedClassVersionError: installers/InstallerMain (unsupported major.minor version 49.0)"
Do I need to alter the install.bat to specify which datasource I am using (MS Access...not MySql, MS Sql or the others)? Right now, it seems to reference any and all possible datasources.
Also, upon reviewing some other help threads, it seems like users are having to alter some XML files. Is there a guide for such alterations?
gf
No. The installer will prompt you for the data source. Your problem is an older JDK. You could be running 1.4 or ever 1.3. You need to download 1.5 (Java 5)or greater from Sun's site @
http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp
re: Also, upon reviewing some other help threads, it seems like users are having to alter some XML files. Is there a guide for such alterations?
Prior to release 3, you had to manually install Web Time Entry. This included setting a number of tags in two XML configuration documents. With release 3, this is done by the Java installer. In some very unique cases (like when your database server and web server are two separate machines or your database server is listening on a non-standard port) you may still need to modify these documents. In any case you must run the installer first to create them.
Paul.