Forgot to mention: I tried this with judoshiai_4.1.1-1_amd64.deb
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Well, not even the Apache's legal department is certain if they are allowed to bundle the JDK with NetBeans (as the Apache license is not compatible with the GPL). So as a private person I will not risk a lawsuit from Oracle - but this is getting off-topic now.
Due to the GPL licence of the JDK it's not always possible to bundle the JRE with an application (e.g. when the application is using a license that is not compatible with the GPL, such as Apache or BSD). And many JDK distributions don't use the registry anymore. I think the ability to supply multiple paths, and then Launch4j simply picks the first one with a valid JRE without validating the version would be OK. @warren: you could use a symlink for that
There is an open ticket for allowing to check the JRE through environment variables in addition to a bundled JRE: https://sourceforge.net/p/launch4j/feature-requests/127/
There is an open ticket for allowing too check the JRE through environment variables in addition to a bundled JRE: https://sourceforge.net/p/launch4j/feature-requests/127/
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When using the debug option of Launch4j it seems obvious where this goes wrong: Java min ver: 1.8.0 Java max ver: 64-bit search: SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Runtime Environment... 32-bit search: SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Runtime Environment... 64-bit search: SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Development Kit... 32-bit search: SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Development Kit... 64-bit search: SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\JRE... 32-bit search: SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\JRE... 64-bit search: SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\JDK... Check: SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\JDK\9...
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