The reason for the latter restriction is that EXAplus is using a class that SUN removed in that update; we will fix this problem with EXAplus 4.2.12 (and 5.0). See also EXASOL-1370
The reason for the latter restriction is that EXAplus is using a class that SUN removed in that update; we will fix this problem with EXAplus 4.2.12 (and 5.0). See also EXASOL-1370
To get EXAplus back to work copy a fomer version of Java to the
EXAplus directory <EXAplus directory>/jre/<old Java version>.
If the sub-directory 'jre' doesn't exists simple create it.
You can find older Java versions under the Java default directory <c:\Program Files\Java> or download one from the official site https://www.java.com
Detailled example for windows
Download the latest working Java SE Runtime Environment (which is version 7u60):
Summary
To get EXAplus back to work copy a fomer version of Java to the
EXAplus directory <EXAplus directory>/jre/<old Java version>.
If the sub-directory 'jre' doesn't exists simple create it.
You can find older Java versions under the Java default directory <c:\Program Files\Java> or download one from the official site
https://www.java.com
Detailled example for windows
Download the latest working Java SE Runtime Environment (which is version 7u60):
http://download.oracle.com/otn/java/jdk/7u60-b19/jre-7u60-windows-i586.tar.gz (32 bit)
http://download.oracle.com/otn/java/jdk/7u60-b19/jre-7u60-windows-x64.tar.gz (64 bit)
Unpack (e.g. unzip and and untar it) one of these archives (according to your cpu architecture).
Copy the unpacked folder jre1.7.0_60 to C:\path_to_exaplus\EXAplus\
Rename the folder to jre. So, you should find java.exe here: C:\path_to_exaplus\EXAplus\jre\bin\java.exe
Further details
If we restrict the possibilities to SUN's java, then we do support versions 1.6.0_17 to 1.6.0_23 and all Java 7 versions prior to update 65.