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Your post is a bit confusing:
At first you sad you have changed the Java version and have also changed the alternatives but actually this should cause using Java 7 as default. But your check of the java version still shows Java 6.
What do you mean with running the job: do you mean in the studio or do you mean the already exported jobs (e.g. running per cron) does not work anymore?
If it is the studio:
Please open the preferences and here Java-Installed JREs and take care you have Java 7 here in the list.
Next setup the variables:
Here an example for an Mac but it works in the same way under Linux.
At first you sad you have changed the Java version and have also changed the alternatives but actually this should cause using Java 7 as default. But your check of the java version still shows Java 6.
What do you mean with running the job: do you mean in the studio or do you mean the already exported jobs (e.g. running per cron) does not work anymore?
If it is the studio:
Please open the preferences and here Java-Installed JREs and take care you have Java 7 here in the list.
Next setup the variables:
Here an example for an Mac but it works in the same way under Linux.
Your post is a bit confusing:
At first you sad you have changed the Java version and have also changed the alternatives but actually this should cause using Java 7 as default. But your check of the java version still shows Java 6.
What do you mean with running the job: do you mean in the studio or do you mean the already exported jobs (e.g. running per cron) does not work anymore?
If it is the studio:
Please open the preferences and here Java-Installed JREs and take care you have Java 7 here in the list.
Next setup the variables:
Here an example for an Mac but it works in the same way under Linux.
We have tried with your solution, but there is not any entry "Java-Installed JRE".
Under Java there is only two entries that, translated in english, are:
user libraries (that is empty)
path variables (contains a lot of absolute path with jar classes)
I forgot to mention that we run the job from inside the studio
OK again, check if it looks like in your studio (it does not matter which OS, the path to the java jdk is for sure different on your machine).
and than this:
the weird problem is the list of jres will be filled right after you have clicked on the node (Execution Environment) -> this is also a bug.
If both are empty, add in this dialog the current java runtime.
The studio does not use the JAVA_HOME env var and the CLASSPATH variable for the studio cannot manipulated from outside. The studio also does not read this var from the system. Actually the CLASSPATH var should never be set in the system because it depends on the application.
and than this:
the weird problem is the list of jres will be filled right after you have clicked on the node (Execution Environment) -> this is also a bug.
If both are empty, add in this dialog the current java runtime.
The studio does not use the JAVA_HOME env var and the CLASSPATH variable for the studio cannot manipulated from outside. The studio also does not read this var from the system. Actually the CLASSPATH var should never be set in the system because it depends on the application.