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The specified JRE installation does not exist RSA8.5

 
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Hi,

I have recently upgraded from RAD 7 to RSA 8.5.

I have one python script(xyz.py) to set all the settings related to project like DB and MDB and JMS etc on the server without need of doing it manually from admin console.

I am getting below error
The specified JRE installation does not exist

I right clicked on the server-->administration--->select xyx.py file from workspace--->error coming as attached.

How do i resolve this error. Please advise
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This looks like an Eclipse IDE problem, moving thread.
 
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Is the JRE on your path? Also, if you go to the workspace preferences, do you see any JRE/JDKs there?
 
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actually run configuration of xyz.py does not have classpath and arguments entries.

on further analysis there is some issue in upgrading.

websphere_w8 some folder missing. i have to go to install manager to modify and uncheck'remote server stub' from both 7 and 8 servers. Then it worked.
I wonder what it mean by remote server stub and how unchecking finally worked. why we need them to uncheck. please advise
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In Eclipse you "install" JDKs/JRE's into Eclipse's Java inventory. See the Window/Preferences/Java/Installed JREs menu/dialog sequence. "Installing" means that you define a name that points to where the corresponding JRE is located on your local filesystem.

In your project, you have the option to use the default JRE or to select one of the other JREs. In the case of this particular project, it appears that a specific JDK/JRE was configured and that the name of the JRE that was requested does not match any of the names defined in this installation of Eclipse (RSA).

You have 2 options, based on what examining the currently installed JREs tells you.

1. Find an equivalent installed JRE and modify the project to use it.

2. Install a suitable JRE on your computer and create an entry in the Eclipse JRE inventory under the same name that the project expects.

Either of the above will trigger a project (and possibly a workspace) rebuild, so it's a good time to brew a cuppa after you've made the change.
 
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