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When ArcEngine does not found Java properly there are two different error messages in the console log '''after''' ''Synchronized with "xxx" Map''
 
When ArcEngine does not found Java properly there are two different error messages in the console log '''after''' ''Synchronized with "xxx" Map''
  
1 Java Executable
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<ol><li>Java Executable
 
<pre> Loading jawt.dll failed. This is normal if java.version < 1.3. If java.version is > 1.4 and if this failure has occurred on Windows,
 
<pre> Loading jawt.dll failed. This is normal if java.version < 1.3. If java.version is > 1.4 and if this failure has occurred on Windows,
  
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at '''com.esri.arcgis.interop'''.NativeObjRef.getJdk13WindowsHandleNative(Native Method)  
 
at '''com.esri.arcgis.interop'''.NativeObjRef.getJdk13WindowsHandleNative(Native Method)  
</pre>
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</pre></li>
2 Java HotSpot
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<li>Java HotSpot</li></ol>
  
 
==How to fix the it==__NOEDITSECTION__  
 
==How to fix the it==__NOEDITSECTION__  

Revision as of 12:00, 15 October 2014

ArcEngine 10.1 needs Java to be installed and ArcEgine finds Java by registry keys (not by environmental variables like JAVA_HOME and PATH).

When ArcEngine does not found Java properly there are two different error messages in the console log after Synchronized with "xxx" Map

  1. Java Executable
     Loading jawt.dll failed. This is normal if java.version < 1.3. If java.version is > 1.4 and if this failure has occurred on Windows,
    
    please ensure that this program is started with a Java executable from a JDK/JRE install location on this computer. 
    
    at '''com.esri.arcgis.interop'''.NativeObjRef.getJdk13WindowsHandleNative(Native Method) 
    
  2. Java HotSpot

How to fix the it

1 Install the Java that is included in the IMSMANG installation package

2 If Java already was installed;

Java ver.png

2A verify Java version by in the Command window type Java -version and click Enter.

2B Verify that the environment variable JAVA_HOME is set to C:\Program Files\Java\jre7 on 32-bits OS or C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7 on 64-bits OS.

3 If none of the above fixed the problem, add ;%JAVA_HOME%\bin to the end of the PATH environment variable.

4 If it still does not work test with the 5.08.04 solution:

REASON
ArcGIS 9.3.1 desktop is installed on the computer and there is a conflict between ArcObject versions.

SOLUTION
1. Make a copy of C:\IMSMAng\server\imsmaserver\lib\ arcobjects.jar file and C:\IMSMAng\common\repository.

2. Copy the arcobjects.jar file from C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\java\lib to C:\IMSMAng\server\imsmaserver\lib and to C:\IMSMAng\common\repository

3. Restart the IMSMA server.