Problem Installing DSK-2.2.0-IDE on Windows 10

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I need help with this problem

I installed the 32bit jre1.8.0_60

When I installed the IDE i got this error message:

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This is what is posted on the launchanywhere website:

As a result of Issue# IOJ-1737900, the Without VM installer fails to launch with Java 8 Update 60 on Windows. However, this issue does not affect With VM installers.

When this issue occurs, the user receives this error in the screenshot:

LaunchAnywhere launcher error

Cause

The installer is using the Java location specified in the PATH environment variable, specifically:
C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\javapath
Then, the installer is appending \bin\java.exe to that directory path. But:
C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\javapath\bin\java.exe
does not exist. Hence, the installer fails to launch and instead displays this error in the screenshot:

LaunchAnywhere launcher error


The root cause is the File version notation of java executable (java.exe) from Java 8 Update 60 has changed. For instance, the File version of java.exe for earlier versions of java 8 such as Java 8 Update 45 is the following:
8.0.45.15

Similarly, the File version of java.exe for Java 8 Update 51 is the following:
8.0.51.16

This has changed starting from Java 8 Update 60. The File version of java.exe for Java 8 Update 60 is the following:
8.0.600.27

Notice the third number is a 3 digit number (600) in case of Java 8 Update 60 whereas the same is a 2 digit number for earlier Java 8 updates.

The InstallAnywhere launcher code uses the java file version in order to determine and pick up a valid JVM path for the installer to use. The above change in the java file version is causing the launcher to fail and not use the valid JVM path.

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MichaelF_56
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We have never tested the installer on Windows 10.

However, there are internal users leveraging Windows 10.

You may want to try installing from the .7z file per the instructions here: How to Import a New SDK into an Existing WICED Smart IDE

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Anonymous
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Thanks very kindly for the quick reply.

I have never previously installed a Broadcom IDE, so have nothing to import into.

Is there something else I can try.

Joe

It looks like the work around suggested by the launchanywhere folks is a guide on how things might work on your side.

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