by AlisterMcLane » March 20th, 2020, 9:48 pm
Well I was puzzled by similar effects when I installed it a few days ago.
The issue is litterally with a Regular Expression in the EXE Wrapper that checks for the Java Version being installed.
Java Versions patterns changed:
- old pattern : "1.[version].[patch level]"
- new pattern : "[version].[patch level]"
Workaround:
Install Java 8 as your PRIMARY JDK.
It does not prevent you from having Other JDKs / JREs on your machine installed.
Got:
- Win 10
- Oracle JDK 1.8 (latest, installer)
- Oracle released Open JDK 14 (64bit, zip file)
- Open JDK 14 (32bit, zip file)
Yes and I was able to compile it using maven (wrote a script) and run it on Java 14 (from Eclipse IDE).