Problem starting Talend: Java was started but returned exit code=1

[Anonymous]

Hello,

I accidentally moved the TOS_BD-win-x86_64.exe file into another directory and tried running it from there and it wouldn't run.  After trying to put it back to it's rightful directory, I've been getting errors similar to this one.  

I'm able to open up the 32-bit exe version but not the 64-bit exe, which isn't useful for me since all my work utilizes components built up in the 64-bit version.  I've even recently tried to reinstall Talend but to no avail, and received the following message as below.  

I'm not sure how to proceed to correct this, nor have I been able to find a workaround to this solution that has yet to work.  

Can someone please help, or help guide me to a sight that help?

I'm running the following java version: java -version
java version "1.8.0_131"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_131-b11)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 25.131-b11, mixed mode)

TOS_BD-win-x86_64 response to running .exe

[Anonymous]

Hi,

Did you have the Java run time and not the JDK? Could you please download the 64 bit JDK and installed it to see if it works?

Best regards

Sabrina

[Anonymous]

Was there a solution to this?  I get the same message, and I have both JDK and JVM installed (for browser).

Do you look for an environment variable by name such as JAVAHOME or JAVAPATH?

[Anonymous]

Environment variable for Java is usually JAVA_HOME.  You should check whether you have Java 1.8 32 bit or 64 bit installed.  Generally, people tend to install 32 bit JRE because of browser needs (if their browser is 32-bit).  Install the 64-bit JDK and point your JAVA_HOME to the JDK.

Make sure the search order of the JDK bin folder in the PATH appears first for the JDK.

[Anonymous]

OK. I don't have JAVA_HOME, as that is no longer required in Win10.
I do have 64 bit for Oracle FMW products.
I will set and report back.

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Adding JAVA_HOME to system level environment variable did solve the problem.

[Anonymous]

Hi,

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@stnieman wrote:

Adding JAVA_HOME to system level environment variable did solve the problem.

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Could you please mark this topic as resolved?

Many thanks!

Best regards

Sabrina

[Anonymous]

I am looking for a way to 'resolve' the topic, but it is not obvious.  Where is the 'Accept the solution' button you mention?  

[Anonymous]

Hello,

The "Accept as Solution" button is right underneath user's post.

Please see my screenshot.

Best regards

Sabrina

[Anonymous]

 That button is does not show up.  Permissions issue?