This pop-up continues to arise 10-20 times per day.
I have tried turning Java on and off in Safari preferences. Click ‘more info’ to visit the Java Developer Kit download website. So, you think (reasonably enough) that the issue must be that your Java install isn’t updated (enough) for the new OS version. Since upgrading to Sierra, I regularly have a pop-up window: To use the ‘java’ command-line tool you need to install a JDK. This most often happens with Macs that have been updated or upgraded to a newer flavour of OS X 10 (usually Yosemite, El Capitan, Sierra, High Sierra, or Mojave also known as OS X 10.10, 10.11, 10.12, 10.13 and 10.14, respectively) or that came with an OS X 10+ installed. You may have already searched for answers, finding such varied answers as “delete the cache and cookies on your browser” to “sacrifice a goat to the ghost of Steve Jobs”, but none of these things work (plus the goat doesn’t like it).įirst, to understand what is causing the issue, one or more applications (you know…programs, in oldspeak) on your Mac are calling for Java and not finding it (or at least not recognizing it). mac in a regular way, and it keeps on popping up. Here’s what you actually need to do to vanquish this beast. I installed java but my computer keeps asking me stating to use the java command-line tool you need. Process proc = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(“cmd.If your Mac keeps popping up the error “To use the “java” command-line tool you need to install a JDK”, and you keep thinking that you have installed it, but to no avail, you’re not alone. i output the parameters for each application call through the use of ECHO. there is no error.Īlso, how can i show the cmd window, to show that the application is being called. I only get the result for the first application call. exe file that is generated in my command prompt should be readed and should get replicated in my java output screen. exe file located in a remote machine using my machine’s command prompt and the results of the. The overall process involved is i need open an. Can anyone please make it out wats the problem with it ? I have tried to write it in a seperate file using FileWriter. I am using InputStreamReader to read the content displayed in the cmd prompt. but am not getting the output in my java output screen. My command prompt is opening out and the command that am giving as input is also fetched over there. exe file that is located in the remote machine. Using PSEXEC.exe which is a windows sysinternal utility am trying to open the. For that am trying to open the command prompt of my machine using (). I am trying to fetch out the output of the remote machine’s.
Not sure if my code snippits will be formatted properly, but any help would be greatly appreciated. How do I know if it needs a response? Which thread should I watch? Both? Maybe use: getOutputStream ? I’m having a hard time getting my head around the (interactive scenario’s) thread handler.
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