When starting XSLWeb with bin/run-service.sh, an error is shown:
run-service.sh: line 10: ......./jre/bin/java: No such file or directory.
When I looked into the specified directory I found java.exe (but not java). The same directory also contained some dll files. I asume the Windows JRE is supplied instead of the Osx (*nix?) jre.
Work around:
On my Mac I use Jenv as a command-line tool to manage java versions for all applications. I was able to work around this issue by changing JAVA_PATH to java and comment out the JAVA_HOME line.
This allowed me to use the global jenv settings, in this case for java 15.
When starting XSLWeb with bin/run-service.sh, an error is shown:
run-service.sh: line 10: ......./jre/bin/java: No such file or directory.
When I looked into the specified directory I found java.exe (but not java). The same directory also contained some dll files. I asume the Windows JRE is supplied instead of the Osx (*nix?) jre.
Work around:
On my Mac I use Jenv as a command-line tool to manage java versions for all applications. I was able to work around this issue by changing JAVA_PATH to java and comment out the JAVA_HOME line.
This allowed me to use the global jenv settings, in this case for java 15.