I can't run javac without running cmd in administrative mode
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Whenever I open cmd and enter 'javac', it gives me the the following error
"javac is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file."
But when I run cmd in administrative mode it works just fine.
I am using windows 10 Pro and jdk version is 8.
I have added jdk path in environment variables as JAVA_HOME.
windows-10 java cmd.exe
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Whenever I open cmd and enter 'javac', it gives me the the following error
"javac is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file."
But when I run cmd in administrative mode it works just fine.
I am using windows 10 Pro and jdk version is 8.
I have added jdk path in environment variables as JAVA_HOME.
windows-10 java cmd.exe
asked Feb 2 at 16:28
Safeer_RaeesSafeer_Raees
12
Basically what I am trying to do is to run some script with Jenkins, so when I tried to run javac after project was built, it gave me this error. So,I went into windows services and gave Jenkins service administrative control for now as I am using it in offline setting. This has stopped the Jenkins build error at least. Still haven't solved the actual problem though
– Safeer_Raees
Feb 4 at 17:16
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Whenever I open cmd and enter 'javac', it gives me the the following error
"javac is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file."
But when I run cmd in administrative mode it works just fine.
I am using windows 10 Pro and jdk version is 8.
I have added jdk path in environment variables as JAVA_HOME.
windows-10 java cmd.exe
asked Feb 2 at 16:28
Safeer_RaeesSafeer_Raees
12
Whenever I open cmd and enter 'javac', it gives me the the following error
"javac is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file."
But when I run cmd in administrative mode it works just fine.
I am using windows 10 Pro and jdk version is 8.
I have added jdk path in environment variables as JAVA_HOME.
windows-10 java cmd.exe
windows-10 java cmd.exe
asked Feb 2 at 16:28
Safeer_RaeesSafeer_Raees
12
asked Feb 2 at 16:28
Safeer_RaeesSafeer_Raees
12
asked Feb 2 at 16:28
Safeer_RaeesSafeer_Raees
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asked Feb 2 at 16:28
Safeer_RaeesSafeer_Raees
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asked Feb 2 at 16:28
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Basically what I am trying to do is to run some script with Jenkins, so when I tried to run javac after project was built, it gave me this error. So,I went into windows services and gave Jenkins service administrative control for now as I am using it in offline setting. This has stopped the Jenkins build error at least. Still haven't solved the actual problem though
– Safeer_Raees
Feb 4 at 17:16
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Basically what I am trying to do is to run some script with Jenkins, so when I tried to run javac after project was built, it gave me this error. So,I went into windows services and gave Jenkins service administrative control for now as I am using it in offline setting. This has stopped the Jenkins build error at least. Still haven't solved the actual problem though
– Safeer_Raees
Feb 4 at 17:16
Basically what I am trying to do is to run some script with Jenkins, so when I tried to run javac after project was built, it gave me this error. So,I went into windows services and gave Jenkins service administrative control for now as I am using it in offline setting. This has stopped the Jenkins build error at least. Still haven't solved the actual problem though
– Safeer_Raees
Feb 4 at 17:16
Basically what I am trying to do is to run some script with Jenkins, so when I tried to run javac after project was built, it gave me this error. So,I went into windows services and gave Jenkins service administrative control for now as I am using it in offline setting. This has stopped the Jenkins build error at least. Still haven't solved the actual problem though
– Safeer_Raees
Feb 4 at 17:16
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Basically what I am trying to do is to run some script with Jenkins, so when I tried to run javac after project was built, it gave me this error. So,I went into windows services and gave Jenkins service administrative control for now as I am using it in offline setting. This has stopped the Jenkins build error at least. Still haven't solved the actual problem though
– Safeer_Raees
Feb 4 at 17:16