Yellowfin won’t start after Java update
17 March, 2015
Hi support,
I update Java and now when I start Yellowfin application nothing happens.
Can you help?
Venkataratnam
I update Java and now when I start Yellowfin application nothing happens.
Can you help?
Venkataratnam
Hi Venkataratnam,
The latest Java update seems to be disabling or removing old versions of Java. This is a problem as Yellowfin points to a specific version of Java that is defined during the installation process.
The startup scripts point to this version of Java, and if it has since been removed and replaced with a newer version (and a different file location), Yellowfin will no longer be able to start.
In order to use your new version of Java you will need to update a configuration file, based on your server OS:
First, locate your Java directory. On Windows, the folder is generally located in C:Program FilesJava
Second, update Yellowfin to point to this directory:
Windows: edit the catalina.bat file located in Yellowfin/appserver/bin/ and change the JRE_HOME value.
Mac/Linux: edit the catalina.sh file located in Yellowfin/appserver/bin/ and change the JRE_HOME value.
Windows Service: run the Tomcat Service settings program (see this post) and change the Java Virtual Machine option on the Java tab.
For example, in Windows, change this:
[code]set JRE_HOME=C:Program Files (x86)Javajre7[/code]
To this:
[code]set JRE_HOME=C:Program Files (x86)Javajre1.8.0_40[/code]
Regards,
Teresa
The latest Java update seems to be disabling or removing old versions of Java. This is a problem as Yellowfin points to a specific version of Java that is defined during the installation process.
The startup scripts point to this version of Java, and if it has since been removed and replaced with a newer version (and a different file location), Yellowfin will no longer be able to start.
In order to use your new version of Java you will need to update a configuration file, based on your server OS:
First, locate your Java directory. On Windows, the folder is generally located in C:Program FilesJava
Second, update Yellowfin to point to this directory:
Windows: edit the catalina.bat file located in Yellowfin/appserver/bin/ and change the JRE_HOME value.
Mac/Linux: edit the catalina.sh file located in Yellowfin/appserver/bin/ and change the JRE_HOME value.
Windows Service: run the Tomcat Service settings program (see this post) and change the Java Virtual Machine option on the Java tab.
For example, in Windows, change this:
[code]set JRE_HOME=C:Program Files (x86)Javajre7[/code]
To this:
[code]set JRE_HOME=C:Program Files (x86)Javajre1.8.0_40[/code]
Regards,
Teresa