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Hello
I have a problem executing the tWebService component. Error:
Exception in component tWebService_1 (Web)
java.lang.IllegalStateException: No compiler detected, make sure you are running on top of a JDK instead of a JRE.
I put screenshots of the process and Java configuration.
Error
I need help please.
1) Restarted your Studio?
2) Is your PATH variable configured with your JDK's bin folder?
3) Do you have more than 1 JDK/JRE configured in your PATH? If so, can you remove any? If not, maybe point to the JDK you want to, following this https://community.talend.com/t5/Migration-Configuration-and/Where-to-define-JAVA-HOME-for-Studio-TAC...
4) Do you have a JAVA_HOME environment variable configured?
If you didn't restart your Studio after making the change I suggested last time, do that first to just check quickly. If that does not fix it, check your environment variables.
The JDK is the Java Development Kit. The JRE is the Java Runtime Environment. You actually get a JRE when you download the JDK. You cannot develop and compile with the JRE, you can only run your precompiled code. As such you need the JDK for your Studio. It is a good idea to ONLY install the JDK across all of your environments as it comes with the JRE anyway.
For more info look here: https://community.talend.com/t5/Migration-Configuration-and/Requiring-a-JDK-installation-to-build-jo...
I have the following version of JDK installed:
and the configuration in Talend is:
But the error remains the same.
Thank you very much
Untick the JRE and tick the JDK.
Talend shows the same error.
The current configuration is:
If someone wants, I could upload the project here.
1) Restarted your Studio?
2) Is your PATH variable configured with your JDK's bin folder?
3) Do you have more than 1 JDK/JRE configured in your PATH? If so, can you remove any? If not, maybe point to the JDK you want to, following this https://community.talend.com/t5/Migration-Configuration-and/Where-to-define-JAVA-HOME-for-Studio-TAC...
4) Do you have a JAVA_HOME environment variable configured?
If you didn't restart your Studio after making the change I suggested last time, do that first to just check quickly. If that does not fix it, check your environment variables.
Hi, I have the same problem when I exported my job and I just executed it (.bat).
But I don't have problem when i execute it with talend studio.
Help me plz.
Hello, I have the same problem with JDK JRE using twebservice, however the problem does not arise when I run my job with studio talent.
The problem when I run the job using .bat file