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Specialist III

Unable to launch Talend

Hello
I'm new to Talend
I downloaded the Open Studio for Data Integration
I got Windows 8.1 Enterprise installed
it's 64-bit OS
I try to launch TOS_DI-win-x86_64.exe yet I get the error message attached here
Please advise
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Anonymous
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I ended up removing the JDK version I tried to install from Zulu and ended up installing a version of JDK v8 from Oracle from a link through this help page for the error 1 code. Once I installed this version of JDK, the program showed up on my list of installed apps/programs and Talend subsequently finally launched successfully. Seems to have been some kind of configuration mismatch between Talend and the JDK program.

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Anonymous
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Hi,

Please check your JDK installation and settings from the following aspects:
1: Starting from version 6.0.0, Java 8 is recommended and Java 7 is a minimum. Make sure you installed the appropriate Java version.

TalendhelpCenter:Compatible Platforms and Java environments
2: A JDK must be installed. In Talend Studio, configure the JDK path in  Windows > Preferences > Java > Installed JRES.
TalendHelpCenter:Requiring a JDK installation to build jobs starting from version 6.0
Best regards
Sabrina

Anonymous
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Hello,

 

I'm getting the same or a very similar issue when trying to launch Talend Open Studio after installing it. I also downloaded a version of the Java Development Kit from Oracle and created a path for in on the C:/Windows path, but so far, nothing has changed, same error message.


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Anonymous
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Hello @JMMurty9 

Could you try to set as -vm parameter only the path to the JAVA_HOME dir?
Please make sure your path to the studio and to the workspace without spaces.

Best regards

Sabrina

Anonymous
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Sabrina,

 

I'm not entirely sure how to do that or which file in JDK that would refer to.

 

Do you have a preferred download link for the JDK? Mine is a version from the Oracle site I believe.

Anonymous
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Hello,

Here is a preferred download link for the OpenJDK BUT not Oracle JDK.

If you want to use Java 1.8 version for your Talend Open Studio. Please do following steps.

1) Install oracle Java 1.8 version.

2) Copy bin location ex : C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_XX\bin.

3) Go to the Talend Setup directory and open TOS_DI-win-x86_64.ini file.

4) paste java location with following parameter in the TOS_DI-win-x86_64.ini file.

     -vm
    C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_XX\bin

5) Save the file and close.

Now your Talend Studio will use Java 1.8 version.

Best regards

Sabrina

Anonymous
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Sabrina,

 

It appears I have downloaded JDK version 11.0.2. Should this version work with Talend?

 

I pasted the path to the bin folder for this version of Java to the end of the Talend .ini file and still got an error. I will also look into this further on this end.


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Anonymous
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Hello,

We are not yet targeting Java 11 yet.  What dependencies you have that requires JRE 11?  Please share.

Please refer to this online installation guide about:TalendHelpCenter:Compatible Java Environments.

Best regards

Sabrina

Anonymous
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Nope!

 

I just figured to try and have the latest JDK version with downloading 11. Configured JAVA_HOME, replaced Java v11 with Java v8 and still get a similar error message. Not sure if the JAVA_HOME configuration instructions laid out what to do as I thought. Posted are the screenshots of the current error message and environment variable configuration. My OS is Windows 10 btw if that helps at all.


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Anonymous
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Hello,

Could you please try to uninstall your java 11 and then use Java v8 instead? You can type java -version in cmd to see if it is certainly set correctly in your window 10.

We added support for OpenJDK 8 Zulu since 7.1.1.

Best regards

Sabrina