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{{Note | Java 7 should be installed on the computer in addition to the Java folder in C:\IMSMAng. It is possible to have Java 8 installed too but JAVA_HOME and PATH must be to Java 7, see '''[[ArcEngine/Java issue]]''' for instructions.}}
 
{{Note | Java 7 should be installed on the computer in addition to the Java folder in C:\IMSMAng. It is possible to have Java 8 installed too but JAVA_HOME and PATH must be to Java 7, see '''[[ArcEngine/Java issue]]''' for instructions.}}
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==Where to find the Environment variables on your coumputer==__NOEDITSECTION__
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<li>Go to Windows Explorer and right-click on ''Computer''.
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<li>Choose ''Properties'' in the menu.
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<li>Choose ''Advanced system settings'' in the left pane.
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<li>Click on ''Environment Variables'' button.
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<li>The Environment variables are in the lower part of the window.
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<li>Use the buttons ''New'' and ''Edit''.
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Revision as of 15:36, 22 August 2016

Which Environment variables does IMSMA use?

There are three environment variables that are used by IMSMANG:

  • IMSMA_HOME which normally should be set to c:\IMSMAng\
  • JAVA_HOME which should be set to where Java is installed e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7
  • AGSENGINEJAVA which should be set to where ArcEngine is installed e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Engine10.1\
Note.jpg Java 7 should be installed on the computer in addition to the Java folder in C:\IMSMAng. It is possible to have Java 8 installed too but JAVA_HOME and PATH must be to Java 7, see ArcEngine/Java issue for instructions.

Where to find the Environment variables on your coumputer

    Environment variables1.png
  1. Go to Windows Explorer and right-click on Computer.
  2. Choose Properties in the menu.
    Environment variables2.png
  3. Choose Advanced system settings in the left pane.
    Environment variables3.png
  4. Click on Environment Variables button.
    Environment variables4.png
  5. The Environment variables are in the lower part of the window.
  6. Use the buttons New and Edit.