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Java Installation Error

mbailey

I receive the following error during an Alfresco 3.3 installation on a Windows Server 2008:

Java has not installed correctly. Complete the Alfresco install then install Java manually before starting the Alfresco server.

I have not run into this issue in other installations and I am wondering if anyone else in the community has had this happen and what might be the cause.

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Max.

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richard_im

You may have Java already installed on the server. In which case, you can set an environement variable, JAVA_HOME to the location it is installed. Then, Tomcat should be able to start. Just make sure your java is java 6, latest update.