Hi,
We are attempting to upgrade our product from using tomcat 6.0.29 to 6.0.32
(and also upgrade to the latest patch of Java 6). This process has been
rocky, and when I installed the latest version of our product on windows, the
tomcat service would not start, and I saw an error dialog (below) with text:
The {0} envionment variable does not point to a working 32-bit JDK or JRE
If windows does not auto-correct it, you will see that the word "environment"
is misspelled as "envionment" - missing the letter "r".
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I'm sure the cause of the error is in our own product. I only mention it
because when I saw an anonymous error dialog with a misspelled word, my first
thought was that I had a computer virus or some other malware. If there is a
spelling error in a tomcat dialog, I'm sure somebody is fastidious enough to
want to fix it.
Can anybody verify whether this dialog was really generated by tomcat?
This probably isn't relevant, but I am running Windows 7 Professional on a
64-bit machine. We are, in fact, bundling a 32-bit JRE in our product. Tomcat
was installed via a zipfile, but probably configured incorrectly. Once again,
I am not asking for help determining the cause of the error dialog: I am merely
reporting the typographical error.
Thanks,
Eric
