I am using Jre 17 and my app also uses 17. Tried the environment variables settings as mentioned in the help document. Still objects aren't recognised. Can someone please help.
Javafx module taken from existing jdk.
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I am using Jre 17 and my app also uses 17. Tried the environment variables settings as mentioned in the help document. Still objects aren't recognised. Can someone please help.
Javafx module taken from existing jdk.
Hi Deepa,
Could you please provide a list of the defined environment variables? Additionally, use the existing JDK tool, jcmd
, to capture the output of the command: jcmd PROCESS_PID VM.command_line
. The PROCESS_PID
can be obtained via Task Manager or by listing the running Java processes. You can view the PID by simply calling jcmd
without any arguments.
If you need further assistance, please consider submitting a support ticket.